Fake car service center”—charged Rs 20,000 for parts never replaced!
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Gave my car for servicing at a “Maruti-authorized” center I found on Google. Paid Rs 20,000 for parts replacement. Later discovered the “replaced” parts were old and unchanged. Google listing was fake!
FAKE SERVICE CENTER SCAM! Scammers create fake Google Business listings impersonating authorized centers. DO THIS: Always verify authorized centers on the brand’s official website. CONTACT: Report to Maruti Suzuki’s official customer care + cybercrime.gov.in + consumer court + file police complaint.
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