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Current is rs3129 on 2nd nov but graph shows the lowest price is rs 1754 and just below it show lower than current price by rs7,so price would be rs 1761 but in real it is rs 3129,and many times it shows notification that price is dropped by 800 but when go to website its not dropped or dropped last day i never see the lowest price.may be is it real or just marketing bug.,i am sending the. Last year, he accused Google of abusing its monopoly to unfairly gain customers for its own payments business after Google removed Paytm app from its Play Store for s brief time. Sharma claimed that action against Paytm happened even before they were served a notice. He accused Google of a high-handed behaviour where it acted as the “judge. Paytm has been removed from the Play Store by Google. The app still remains functional on Android phones. Paytm as a platform can still be used from iPhones and PCs. In a rather surprising move, Google has taken down the app for the popular financial services platform, Paytm from its Play Store. Once done, you’ll get the response, “Thank you for sharing your concerns.” Google will now check and reply to your refund request in up to 4 business days. Although it usually takes only about 15-20 minutes to get the refund decision. You can also directly fill the Google Play refund request form by clicking here. Get Refund for App Purchases.
© Deepti Ratnam | StaffPaytm App Removed - Google has pulled down Paytm from its Google PlayStore claiming that the company is violating privacy. Suzanne Frey, Vice President, Product, Android Security and Privacy said: 'We don't allow online casinos or support any unregulated gambling apps that facilitate sports betting. This includes if an app leads consumers to an external website that allows them to participate in paid tournaments to win real money or cash prizes, it is a violation of our policies.' Google further added, 'We have these policies to protect users from potential harm. When an app violates these policies, we notify the developer of the violation and remove the app from Google Play until the developer brings the app into compliance. And in the case where there are repeated policy violations, we may take more serious action which may include terminating Google Play Developer accounts. Our policies are applied and enforced on all developers consistently.'Breaking: Paytm, India's financial services app has been taken off from Google Play Store after repeated policy violations.
'Play Store prohibits online casinos and other unregulated gambling apps that facilitate sports betting in India' according to TechCrunch. #Paytmpic.twitter.com/Wz5PnWbyt2
— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) September 18, 2020 The reason of pulling down Paytm from Google PlayStore is not yet known. But Google is claiming that the company can't entertain the gambling apps. Google had earlier notified Paytm developers regarding this issue and were in touch with the company regarding the digital wallet and e-commerce app.@Paytm & @PaytmFirstGames pulled down from Google Playstore@GoogleIndia cites Violation of Google Play gambling policies & says we don’t allow online casinos or support any unregulated gambling apps that facilitate sports betting@MugdhaCNBCTV18@ShereenBhan@vijayshekharpic.twitter.com/Zj4QivQ45A
— Megha Vishwanath (@MeghaVishwanath) September 18, 2020 No further information is known regarding the removal of Paytm from the Google PlayStore. Twitter has flooded soon after the news came in light. Paytm app repeatedly violated company's policies including online casinos and other unregulated gambling apps. Paytm is still available on the Apple App Store.https://twitter.com/nehemiahchowdar/status/1306879126285025281
Taking a dig at competition is a fairly common practice in the tech world. Brands find innovative ways to highlight each others’ shortcomings.Now, joining the bandwagon is Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma, who in a response to a query by a Google Pay user turned customer support executive.
Trying to figure out what the error “XV” meant on Google Pay, Twitter user Aparna Jain said that she could not find it online. Responding to this, Sharma suggested she move to Paytm as she won’t have to post such support requests. “Bonus: CEO level customer support,” he added. @Aparna @GooglePayIndia Pls try @Paytm and you won’t post such support requests. Yes ! You can pay directly from ba… https://t.co/FyXetJwU5v
— Vijay Shekhar Sharma (@vijayshekhar) 1613989839000
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This isn’t the first time Sharma has taken a dig at the Sundar-Pichai led search giant. Last year, he accused Google of abusing its monopoly to unfairly gain customers for its own payments business after Google removed Paytm app from its Play Store for s brief time.
Sharma claimed that action against Paytm happened even before they were served a notice. He accused Google of a high-handed behaviour where it acted as the “judge, jury, executioner and beneficiary.” “They have the power, and they are definitely harassing us,” Sharma told TOI as he claimed that Google took the “unprecedented step” only to stop Paytm from acquiring new customers in order to help other players in the payments market, including their own app. “You are benefiting yourself,” he charged at Google.
In his tweet, Sharma had quoted Mahatma Gandhi and said, “Be the app that you want to see in the world. Condition: If only Google let’s you be. #GandhiJayanti.”