Rewards Engineer

So @PrawinGaneshan since these tweets coming from you or officially approved by you. Let’s keep this discussion transparent here. Yes, a refund was offered on 18 Jan, after almost a month of delay. Before that, there was no refund option communicated. On the same day you assured delivery within a week (before 24 Jan), I chose to wait in good faith instead of taking the refund. But let’s address the real issue now. In response to a customer complaint, you have publicly posted my personal address from your official account. I initially assumed it might be a mistake by someone from your team and reached out to you privately requesting you to mask the details and repost anything you wished. You have confirmed it was INTENTIONAL and refused to delete unless I removed my tweets. You also told @imYadav31 you would only delete it if commission was waived and my tweets are deleted. I HAVE REFUSED YOUR BLACKMAILING and i am not going to back down here. This is exactly how GOONS behave. This is doxxing and intimidation You’ve already exposed yourselves far more than I ever could by doing this publicly. I will be taking the appropriate steps regarding the publication of my personal information and threats. cc @ChennaiCustoms for record, this is an informal complaint against WintrackInc and its representative for publicly sharing a customer’s personal details when delivery concerns were raised.

In supporting our X Community, Wintrack Inc. will provide assistance for warranty claims on orders placed directly from Alibaba. After-sales and warranty claims require products to be sent back to China, with replacements shipped to clients. Selling alone is not our motive; after-sales is important in any electronic product. @SartanparaYash @skh27 #wintrackinc