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I recently wanted to shift houses, so I thought NoBroker was a trusted site and booked their service. But when the shifting personnel came, they didn’t even start the work properly and immediately began asking for extra money for rope-pulling charges. So we called the Customer Support Executive, and although they spoke with the shifting personnel, that person simply said they couldn’t do it and left. They just got 4 boys for a 2 BHK house shifting.

After that, we contacted customer support again, and they initially agreed to give a refund. But even after 15 days, they still didn’t refund the amount. When we called again to follow up, one of the representatives started loudly shouting at me.

I got completely fed up with this and sent them a legal notice since I am an advocate, but they didn’t even seem bothered. Instead, they called us and said, “Do anything, but we won’t refund it.”

And please don’t get deceived by the videos shown by NoBroker. The people who come do not wear uniforms as shown in the advertisements. Some local slum boys will come to do the job, and they will not be polite at all. They will bring a very small vehicle for the shifting and will take around 7–8 hours to complete the work, not 2–3 hours as claimed on the website.

Other people have reported that their items worth lakhs of rupees were damaged, and they got a Rs. 500 refund, which is peanuts compared to the items worth lakhs.

I am so glad that I lost only my advance amount and not items worth lakhs of rupees.

I am warning everyone, please do not book this fraudulent service, or you may regret it later.

Can you people tell how your experience went with NoBroker.

I already have a list for philosohphy books

1. Sophie’s World – Jostein Gaarder
2. The Consolations of Philosophy – Alain de Botton
3. Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? – Michael Sandel
4. An Introduction to Political Philosophy – Jonathan Wolff
5. Political Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction – David Miller
6. The Problems of Philosophy – Bertrand Russell
7. Beyond Good and Evil – Friedrich Nietzsche
8. On Liberty – John Stuart Mill
9. Utilitarianism – John Stuart Mill
10. The Social Contract – Jean-Jacques Rousseau
11. Leviathan – Thomas Hobbes
12. Two Treatises of Government – John Locke
13. The Republic – Plato
14. A Theory of Justice – John Rawls
15. The Idea of Justice – Amartya Sen

Especially the poor ones, and they worship billionaires so much, I get it, they have worked hard, but let the workers have some rights to level the playing field. Why is healthcare so costly in America, and why are people against making it free for the poor? Isn't socialism good?