Name of Complainant	Pritam Kumar Bhaumik
Date of Complaint	August 17, 2020
Name(s) of companies complained against	Eldora ventures
Category of complaint	Internet Services
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On 10th August,I got a call from Param Chopra of Eldora Ventures. He offered me a data entry job, saying they are a freelancing company under the surveillance of government. I’ve to fill up 610 forms in 6 days with 90% accuracy. But if I failed to complete the assignment by deadline or couldn’t make it with required accuracy I’ve to pay the registration fees. Otherwise I will be given 31 /- per forms. Then after the registration and verification by a lady (named Simran Kaur) I started the work on 10th Aug. I had work on 11-Aug till evening and completed 20 forms .. I was login again at night time then my id was blocked … I call to Param Chopra same he told me for make a call to his IT department for reset the password …. I call to his IT executive he told me you got a call back from our executive. After that one person his name was Wasim Shaikh (GJ2215/2014) he told for paying a amout of 15000 for password reset.. I told him I don’t have any kind of amount you can debit your fee when I will complete my task… but he told me you ready for legal action. on 17th Aug without any notice from Eldora Venture,I got a call from Associate advocate Wasim Shaikh (from Bar Council Gujrat,).He said that FIR has been issued in my name and I’ve to go to Gujrat Court otherwise i’ve to pay 15000/-.He constantly saying that I’ve to pay money within 5-10 mins through GooglePay or PhonePay.As I’ve not paid the money, they sent me another email stating that my case has been received by Ahmadabad District Court (which was previously taken by Bar Council Gujrat).But the advocate name Washim Shaikh was same.

Not a single data in a single form was related to each other. Moreover the website in the form for the individual stores were genuine. The email IDs in the form were disposable Email IDs.

Hence I think,this is a fraud case.

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