Ecommerce with awais Reviews & Complaints
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A payment dispute involving Ecommerce With Awais has raised concerns for a customer who says that his father paid a total of Rs. 255,000 for e-commerce training and a Texas LLC-related service.
According to the customer’s account, the payments were made in September 2024 and were intended to support an Amazon-related business. The customer says that he has payment slips and other documentation relating to the transactions.
This article presents the customer’s account, the available documentation, and the questions that remain unresolved. The allegations described below should be considered the customer’s claims unless independently verified through official records or a legal proceeding.
The Initial Rs. 30,000 Payment
In September 2024, according to the customer, his father paid Rs. 30,000 to Ecommerce With Awais for learning and e-commerce training.
The payment was made with the expectation that the training would help him understand and operate an online business.
Payment documentation is reportedly available to establish that the transaction took place.
The Additional Rs. 225,000 Payment
After the initial training payment, the customer’s father paid a further Rs. 225,000 for an LLC-related service.
According to the customer, the LLC was intended to be established in Texas, United States, for an Amazon-related business.
The customer says that the Rs. 225,000 was paid specifically in connection with obtaining and setting up the LLC and related services.
Question Regarding the LLC Payment
One of the main issues raised by the customer concerns how the Rs. 225,000 payment was utilized.
According to the customer’s documentation, Rs. 5,000 was paid to the Texas government in connection with the LLC.
The customer says that evidence of this government payment is available.
The customer is therefore seeking a clear explanation and supporting documentation regarding the services and expenses associated with the remaining amount of the Rs. 225,000 payment.
This article does not make a determination about where the remaining money went; it records the customer’s concern and request for documentation.
What Happened to the LLC?
According to the customer’s account, the LLC subsequently became inactive or was closed approximately six months after the service was provided.
Because the precise legal status of an LLC can be confirmed through official records, the company’s actual status and the reason for any closure or forfeiture should ideally be verified through the relevant Texas government records.
For the customer, however, the central concern is that a substantial amount of money was paid for an LLC-related service and the expected business arrangement did not continue as anticipated.
Attempts to Resolve the Matter
The customer says that attempts were made to contact Ecommerce With Awais regarding the payment and the LLC situation.
According to the customer, calls have not been answered and the matter has not been satisfactorily resolved.
The customer also states that the person associated with the business is no longer operating from the same location in Rawalpindi.
Any call records, WhatsApp messages, emails, invoices, agreements, or other communications relating to these attempts should be preserved as evidence.
Claims Involving Other Customers
The customer further claims that approximately 40 other people have experienced similar payment-related issues.
These additional claims have not been independently verified for this article.
If other customers have experienced similar problems, their individual claims should be supported by their own payment records, contracts, invoices, messages, or other documentation.
A collection of independently documented cases could help establish whether the matter represents an isolated dispute or a broader pattern of customer complaints.
Evidence Available
According to the customer, evidence relating to his case includes:
Payment records for the Rs. 30,000 training payment.
Payment records for the Rs. 225,000 LLC-related payment.
Documentation showing the Rs. 5,000 payment to the Texas government.
Messages and communications concerning the training and LLC.
Other transaction-related documents, where available.
Original documents should be retained and should not be edited or manipulated. Sensitive personal information such as CNIC numbers, bank-account numbers, home addresses, and private phone numbers should also be removed or covered before documents are published publicly.
Right to Respond
A fair account should give Ecommerce With Awais an opportunity to respond.
The questions raised by the customer include:
What services were included in the Rs. 225,000 LLC package?
What portion of the payment was paid toward official government fees?
What services or expenses accounted for the remaining amount?
What was the legal status of the Texas LLC after approximately six months?
Why was the customer unable to obtain a satisfactory resolution to the payment dispute?
If Ecommerce With Awais provides documentation or an explanation addressing these questions, that response should be considered and, where appropriate, included alongside the customer’s account.
Conclusion
The case described in this article concerns a total of Rs. 255,000 paid by one customer’s family to Ecommerce With Awais: Rs. 30,000 for training and Rs. 225,000 for an LLC-related service.
According to the customer’s documentation, Rs. 5,000 was paid to the Texas government in connection with the LLC. The customer says that the LLC later became inactive or was closed and that attempts to resolve the remaining payment-related concerns have not produced a satisfactory outcome.
The customer also claims that approximately 40 other people have faced similar issues, although those additional cases require independent documentation and verification.
The purpose of publishing this account is to put the documented concerns into the public record and request transparency regarding the payments and services involved. The allegations should not be treated as a final legal finding unless established by the appropriate authorities or court.
Anyone considering purchasing similar services should independently verify the company’s credentials, obtain a written agreement describing exactly what is included in the fee, confirm official government filings directly, and retain complete payment records.
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