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@zomato @zomatocare I'm not going to stop until I get the proper solution and my money back.

Hey @zomatocare, are you guys ignoring my emails? This isn’t a minor issue. Earlier, you declined responsibility saying you couldn’t verify it, so no action was taken. Now that I’ve been consistently following up and have shared all the required details, there’s still no response

@zomato @zomatocare

@zomatocare Hell no. If I have received the wrong order, then I need a refund. As for the verification, that isn't my concern. You owe me because I used your app to order food. You should confront the restaurant. I don't care; I need my refund.

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It feels like something is going wrong, but I don't know what.

@zomatocare I haven't received any update yet; it's been more than 24 hours. Please take action quickly.

@lazyroot_here Hi there, we’ll check this and get back to you with an update.

Hey @zomato I ordered an extra-large pizza last night but received what looked like a medium or regular size instead. Tried reaching out through the app no response. Sent an email too, but still no help. This is honestly disappointing. Can someone please look into this?

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AI bots will be more human than human

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A website trusted user input. An attacker typed this: <script>alert('hacked')</script> The browser ran it. That's XSS. And it's everywhere.

A port is just a door. Your computer has 65,535 of them. Hackers knock on all of them. That's literally what Nmap does.

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