| Address: Chandigarh |
| Website: www.smmsnow.in |
Hello everyone, I'm Mohsin Khan from Nasik, and I feel compelled to share my unfortunate experience with a service that turned out to be nothing short of a scam – Smmsnow.
I stumbled upon Smmsnow while looking for social media services for Instagram and Facebook. Intrigued by their seemingly low prices, I decided to give it a shot and made a payment of 8, 000 rupees through UPI. Little did I know, this decision would lead to a frustrating and costly ordeal.
To my disappointment, after making the payment, I realized that none of the promised services were delivered. It was as if my money had disappeared into thin air. Naturally concerned, I reached out to their support, raising multiple tickets to address the issue. However, my attempts to communicate with them were met with silence – not a single response.
A red flag became more evident when I tried to visit their website, www.smmsnow.in. It became apparent that the website was nothing more than a facade – 100% fake and designed to lure unsuspecting individuals into their deceitful trap.
In an attempt to make sense of my situation, I turned to online reviews. To my dismay, I discovered that I was not alone in this predicament. Many clients had shared stories of lost money, nonexistent SMM services, and an utter lack of customer support. Smmsnow had been labeled a big scam, preying on small businesses and influencers who fell for their enticingly low prices.
Desperate for a resolution, I tried reaching out to Smmsnow approximately 200 times through WhatsApp, but all my messages went unanswered. It was clear that communication breakdowns were not accidental; they were intentional, leaving victims like me frustrated and powerless.
In my research, I uncovered that the owner of this dubious operation goes by the name "Pratham Choudhary, " supposedly operating from Chandigarh. It's disheartening to think that such scams exist, and individuals like Mr. Choudhary are exploiting the trust of people seeking legitimate services.
I strongly believe that awareness is crucial, and I urge everyone to beware of the fake website www.smmsnow.in and its deceitful SMM services. In my estimation, the government should take swift action to block their domain and shut down their operations to prevent further unsuspecting individuals from falling victim to this scam.
As of now, I've learned that Smmsnow has reportedly scammed people out of an estimated 25+ lakh rupees. My hope is that by sharing my scam journey, others can avoid the same fate. Smmsnow is, without a doubt, one of the fake SMM panels in India, and I encourage everyone to steer clear of their fraudulent practices.
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