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I’ve ordered a 65-inch Samsung TV, and it’s being delivered today. I’m a little confused about the Open Box Delivery process and want to make sure I don’t end up accepting a damaged or defective product and then get stuck with it.

The delivery message says:

Check for any damage

Check for missing items

Check that it’s the correct product

Share the OTP only after completing the checks

However, it also says that televisions will only be taken out of the box and checked during installation by the technician, not during delivery.

So what exactly should I do when the TV is delivered? If I’m not allowed to open and inspect the TV before sharing the OTP, how can I make sure the TV isn’t damaged or defective? What should I check during delivery, and what should I do if I find an issue during installation?

I have an obd delivery by the way

Hey guys, I own a 2022 Kia Sonet Turbo DCT. We recently purchased it as a second-hand car, and I’m getting mileage of 6.5–8 km/l in normal city traffic, even with a light foot.

Is this normal for this car considering it has a turbo engine and a DCT automatic transmission, or could there be something wrong with the car? For example, could it be due to old engine oil or something else that needs to be checked?

I also have a 2019 Baleno, which gives me around 10–11 km/l under similar conditions, so the difference seems quite significant.

Also what mileage does your Kia soney gives ?

I’ve been generating leads for my clients and am now considering adding lead nurturing as part of my service. For that, I’m planning to use the WhatsApp Business API and integrate it into my own service offering.

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My challenge is that many of my clients are very new businesses. Some don’t have a verified Meta Business Manager, and in some cases, the business may not even be formally registered yet. Even for clients who are eligible, getting access to their business documents for verification can be difficult.

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So I’m looking for a way to use the WhatsApp Business API without having to complete full business verification for every client.

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I’ve also heard that it’s possible to send up to 250 conversations/messages per day before completing business verification. If anyone has experience with this, I’d love to know:

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How does this work in practice?

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Can I onboard clients and start WhatsApp lead nurturing before verification?

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What limitations should I expect?

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Is there a better workaround for agencies serving small and newly established businesses?

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Most of my clients would only be sending around 50–100 messages per day initially, so the volume is quite low.

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Would appreciate any advice from people who have implemented WhatsApp lead nurturing for clients at scale.

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I own a D2C brand and need multiple phone numbers for business operations. Specifically, I want to provide phone numbers to my employees so they can call influencers as part of our influencer marketing outreach. I also need separate numbers for WhatsApp marketing and other business-related communication.

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In total, I’ll need around 15–20 phone numbers. As a registered business, what would be the best way to obtain and manage this many numbers? Are there any business telecom solutions, virtual number providers, or other options you would recommend?

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Would appreciate any suggestions from people who have dealt with a similar requirement.

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I own a D2C brand and need multiple phone numbers for business operations. Specifically, I want to provide phone numbers to my employees so they can call influencers as part of our influencer marketing outreach. I also need separate numbers for WhatsApp marketing and other business-related communication.

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In total, I’ll need around 15–20 phone numbers. As a registered business, what would be the best way to obtain and manage this many numbers? Are there any business telecom solutions, virtual number providers, or other options you would recommend?

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Would appreciate any suggestions from people who have dealt with a similar requirement.

Guys, I just started an eCommerce brand and I’m really confused about which shipping platform to choose.

I’m looking for something that:

• doesn’t create fake RTOs
• has fewer weight discrepancy issues
• gives decent shipping rates
• is reliable for a new brand with low order volume initially

Would it be better to go directly with courier companies like Blue Dart, Shadowfax, or Delhivery? Or should I use aggregators like Shiprocket, Shipmozo, or iThink Logistics?

I tried researching on Reddit, but almost every platform has a lot of negative reviews, especially regarding fake RTOs and weight discrepancies. Since I’m just starting out, I won’t have many orders initially. Also, my product is women’s night suits, so the shipment weight should be relatively low.

Would really appreciate if you guys could share your experiences and suggestions.

Guys, I just started an eCommerce brand and I’m really confused about which shipping platform to choose.

I’m looking for something that:

• doesn’t create fake RTOs
• has fewer weight discrepancy issues
• gives decent shipping rates
• is reliable for a new brand with low order volume initially

Would it be better to go directly with courier companies like Blue Dart, Shadowfax, or Delhivery? Or should I use aggregators like Shiprocket, Shipmozo, or iThink Logistics?

I tried researching on Reddit, but almost every platform has a lot of negative reviews, especially regarding fake RTOs and weight discrepancies. Since I’m just starting out, I won’t have many orders initially. Also, my product is women’s night suits, so the shipment weight should be relatively low.

Would really appreciate if you guys could share your experiences and suggestions.