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A man just refused to profit from this shocking Zomato food scam

23Jan

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A man just refused to profit from this shocking Zomato food scam

[ad_1] A man has just exposed a Zomato food delivery scam that he chose not to profit by. You must have heard about all kinds of online scams including emails scams, social media scams, banking scams and more. Well, now you can learn all about an online food scam. A man has exposed a food delivery scam at Zomato that virtually came knocking on his door. The user of the Zomato food delivery app revealed an amazing food delivery scam. Vinay Sati, an entrepreneur, in his LinkedIn post shared his experience of getting an offer from a Zomato delivery boy to pay a minuscule amount for food that was worth at least a thousand rupees. The man said that he got "goosebumps" as soon as he realised what was happening at Zomato. “Yesterday I ordered some burger king burgers from Zomato. ...

Zomato, Blinkit Give A Hilarious Twist To Famous Bollywood Dialogue In New Ad

[ad_1] Food delivery app Zomato (and now Blinkit) never fail to surprise us with their marketing strategies. If you scroll through their social media, you will come across various interesting content that are witty and humorous at the same time. We recently came across one such post on Zomato and Blinkit's Instagram handles that left us in splits. It was a foodie rendition of a popular dialogue from a Bollywood movie. And it is quite funny. Check the Instagram post here:Also Read: Pune Man Orders Food Worth Rs 28.6 Lakh In 2022: Zomato SharesCan you relate to it? Let us help you out here. "Doodh mangoge doodh denge" (ask for milk, we'll deliver) and "Kheer mangoge, kheer denge" (ask for kheer we'll deliver) are memes of the dialogue "Doodh mangoge, kheer denge; Kashmir mangoge, cheer den...

Zomato Down Today! What happened next, was a big surprise

[ad_1] Is Zomato accepting online food orders? Is 'Zomato down today?' question has taken over the Internet. Was Zomato down today? Well, DownDetector had confirmed it as user complaints multiplied. While ordering food online, users met with an unusual message on the app which reads, “We're currently not accepting orders online. We'll be back soon." Many users immediately took to Twitter and flooded it with tweets and many even added funny memes. A tweet by Donita Jose asked, “Where you went Zomato.” Surprisingly, and fortunately for all, Zomato was quick to reply to Jose's tweet and it had some good news.“Hi Donita, we were facing a temporary glitch. Thanks to our techmates, we are back up and running. We are sorry for any i...