Delhi Entrepreneur Uses Social Media to Secure Rs 10 Lakh Real Estate Refund
A Delhi-based entrepreneur successfully recovers Rs 10 lakh from a Noida real estate company after months of stalled communication, highlighting the power of social media in resolving financial disputes.
Real EstateSocial MediaInvestor ProtectionFinancial DisputesReal Estate RefundReal EstateSep 18, 2025
Her story has sparked widespread discussion about investor risks and the power of social media in resolving financial disputes. The entrepreneur and content creator explained that she and her father had invested Rs 10 lakh in a commercial project in Noida. However, when the project was shelved, the company failed to return their money despite repeated follow-ups.
Initially, the company asked the investors to complete certain formalities, but after four months of persistent chasing, they stopped responding. Even visits to the company office by her father yielded no results. Attempts to reach the director via email or contact senior executives on LinkedIn also proved futile. Frustrated, the woman decided to take her complaint to X, where she believed the public visibility of her issue could compel action.
She shared, “I DM'd the director of the company who has a decent presence here. The next day, I got a call from his team. They promised the refund in 10 days, and I received the money in my bank exactly on the 10th day. The cheque was even delivered to my home within four days.” Her post emphasized how digital platforms like X are becoming an unexpected yet effective tool for investor protection, particularly when traditional communication channels fail.
Social media users responded with admiration for her persistence and strategic use of the platform. One user advised tagging the director to prevent others from becoming victims of similar scams. She clarified that her approach was to warn the company publicly, without intending to expose anyone unnecessarily, while reminding others to exercise caution in investments across the NCR region. Another user highlighted that many people mistakenly assume there is always a non-disclosure agreement preventing naming the company. The woman clarified that she had not signed any such NDA, underscoring that investors can exercise their rights responsibly without legal repercussions in such scenarios.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the initial investment amount?
The initial investment amount was Rs 10 lakh.
How long did it take for the company to stop responding?
The company stopped responding after four months of persistent chasing.
What social media platform did the entrepreneur use to resolve the issue?
The entrepreneur used social media platform X to resolve the issue.
How long did it take to receive the refund after posting on social media?
The entrepreneur received the refund in 10 days after posting on social media.
Did the entrepreneur sign a non-disclosure agreement with the real estate company?
No, the entrepreneur did not sign a non-disclosure agreement with the real estate company.
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