▲ 2 r/NoidaHousing
Looking for a fully furnished single room in a shared apartment.
Preferable sectors - 35, 50, 70, 78
anywhere between Botanical to Sector 52
any nearby sectors also work.
Budget - 15k
u/_-Abhishek-_ — 1 month ago
▲ 338 r/IsThisAScamIndia
I was sharing a flat with this guy, and before I moved out, he owed me ₹3400 (mostly for shared expenses I covered). At the time, he kept saying “I’ll send it soon,” so I didn’t push too hard because things were normal between us.
After I moved out, I followed up a couple of times. First he delayed, then started giving vague replies, and eventually… just blocked me. WhatsApp, calls, everywhere. He has now moved out and apparently didn't pay the maid of her owed money too. I tried reaching one of his cousins over Instagram, instead of helping even he tried scamming me of money lol (another story)
₹3400 isn’t life-changing, but it’s also not nothing. Should I just let it go or actually try to recover the money somehow?
Also, lesson learned: never settle dues “later,” no matter how decent the person seems.
If somebody knows this guy in Noida or can help recovering money. Pls let me know, I'll provide more proofs.
u/_-Abhishek-_ — 1 month ago
▲ 12 r/delhi
I was sharing a flat with this guy, and before I moved out, he owed me ₹3400 (mostly for shared expenses I covered). At the time, he kept saying “I’ll send it soon,” so I didn’t push too hard because things were normal between us.
After I moved out, I followed up a couple of times. First he delayed, then started giving vague replies, and eventually… just blocked me. WhatsApp, calls, everywhere. He has now moved out and apparently didn't pay the maid of her owed money too. I tried reaching one of his cousins over Instagram, instead of helping even he tried scamming me of money lol (another story)
It’s not even just about the money at this point. It’s the way he handled it..acting normal until he didn’t have to face me anymore, then just disappearing.
₹3400 isn’t life-changing, but it’s also not nothing. Should I just let it go or actually try to recover the money somehow?
Also, lesson learned: never settle dues “later,” no matter how decent the person seems.
If somebody knows this guy named Lakshya Katariya in Noida or can help recovering money. Pls let me know, I'll provide more proofs.
u/_-Abhishek-_ — 1 month ago
I was sharing a flat with this guy, and before I moved out, he owed me ₹3400 (mostly for shared expenses I covered). At the time, he kept saying “I’ll send it soon,” so I didn’t push too hard because things were normal between us.
After I moved out, I followed up a couple of times. First he delayed, then started giving vague replies, and eventually… just blocked me. WhatsApp, calls, everywhere. He has now moved out and apparently didn't pay the maid of her owed money too. I tried reaching one of his cousins over Instagram, instead of helping even he tried scamming me of money lol (another story)
₹3400 isn’t life-changing, but it’s also not nothing. Should I just let it go or actually try to recover the money somehow?
Also, lesson learned: never settle dues “later,” no matter how decent the person seems.
If somebody knows this guy in Noida or can help recovering money. Pls let me know, I'll provide more proofs.
u/_-Abhishek-_ — 1 month ago