1 week Ago By Kanishka Singharia
A content creator on Instagram has alleged that the Bengaluru-based online delivery site, Myntra delivers products from different brands than the ones originally ordered, calling it a 'scam.' In a now-viral post, Harshita Bhardwaj Tiwari claimed the company sent footwear from a different brand and attempted to conceal the original brand name by pasting a sticker over it. While sharing the video on Instagram, Tiwari remarked, “You order a product from one brand, and they send something entirely different from another brand.
The worst part? They’re even trying to hide the original brand." The clip shows Tiwari unboxing the footwear, revealing a product from DressBerry with a fake Mast & Harbour sticker covering its logo. “The worst part? They’re even trying to hide the original brand," another text overlay read.
The video gained traction on social media, prompting a response from Myntra. The company assured swift action, commenting: “Dear Customer! Despite our continuous effort to provide a hassle-free experience, an instance like this is not what we had in store for you." Myntra also requested Tiwari to share her order details privately so they could “swiftly act on her concern.
" Social Media users shared Mixed Reactions: “Happened with me recently, and there has been no resolution even after raising it on Twitter. They have been adamant they sent the right product and claim their CCTV footage proves it, without showing any proof to me," one user alleged. Another stated, “I ordered Mango.
They sent me a fake one. The quality was horrible." “Myntra has no original products; all are duplicates," a third declared.
Meanwhile, one user argued, “Both the brands are Myntra’s private labels. This is technically not a scam," and another commented, “Actually, DressBerry is way better than Mast & Harbour." Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Viral and around the world.
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