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A Case Study on a private organization called Indian Cyber Army How to dupe your customers.

Indian cyber army - A case study on how to defraud customers

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A step by step description of modus-operandi of fraud, harassment and blackmailing of a customer by a private organization called the Indian Cyber Army run by one Kislay Chaudhari, registered at New Delhi. More details available at the following links: 1. Their website: http://indiacyberarmy.com/ 2. Their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/The.TeamICA 3. Snapshots of unsightly conversation: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.651205934897249.1073741826.100000235458596&type=1&l=1e9a76a5f6 4. Complaint online: http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.consumerlaw.in%2Findian-cyber-army-httpwww-indiancyberarmy-org-no-course-conducted-after-fee-deposition%2F&h=8AQEUq6fl

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Page 1: Indian cyber army - A case study on how to defraud customers

A Case Study on a private organization called

Indian Cyber Army

How to dupe your customers.

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Get people to pay up by advertizing, with no Intent to make efforts to deliver what you promised:

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Ignore calls and messages andemails for a couple ofmonths, till the poor guy hashad enough and vents hisharassment online.

Once that happens, startpanicking and reach out tothem.

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Give them shitty reasons forhaving harassed them andwasting their money, timeand energy by ignoring their

calls

Don’t even apologize for notdelivering the promiseddeliverables .

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On being asked to perform asper the estimated TAT youcommunicated, simply stopresponding.

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Enhance yourshamelessness a fewnotches byprocrastinating in theworst possible way

Unapologeticallywasting further timeand energy of thecustomers by askingfor duplicity of efforton their part.

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When the customershows you someundeserved courtesyof reminding you wellin time to act, to avoidany inconveniencelater, bullshit him.

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Refuse to provide anestimate of TAT.

Instead, go in for thedirtiest trick in thebook – Blackmail:

Since you have the FBIhead’s daughter, tellthem to delete yourcriminal records fromtheir database beforeyou’ll release her.

Or, perform themonetary equivalent.

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Some people don’tgive in to Blackmail.PROBLEM.

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Cut Communicationchannels with peopleyou can’t bend.

Ostrich Logic: buryyour head in the sand.If you can’t see it, itdoes not exist.

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The “Director”enters: Start byaccusing thecustomer ofsomething heisn’t even surehow to define.

Threaten thatyou’ll make norefund if hemakes a noise.

(Obviously, youwon’t have to,once he makesno noise.)

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Make astatement ofprocrastinationwith indefinitetime limits, andstop responding.

Till some furthertrouble comewalking in, atleast