I signed up in Svaiza. They called me. Is this a fraud company?
I signed up to buy a Iphone in just rs. 399. I just wanted to know how does it work. When I signed up they just refreshed the page. Thinking I'm not signed up, I moved away. Now they have called me saying that I'm selected in 20 among 100. They forced me to buy a product. Only 15 people wins. I doubt this company as they can sell in such a low price. Does any one has any experience with this company.
There are numerous complaints and scam reports about Svaiza. You won't receive a phone, no.
"too good to be true" ALWAYS equals "SCAM".
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How exactly did they 'force you' to buy a product?
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