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Dx-Logix (name changed), 'the complete IT enabled services lab', as
they call themselves, is a company that has duped over 400 people
in Bangalore and fleeced crores of rupees. |
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Dx-Logix claims it is a direct agency of a US based company and
associate of another Singapore based company. Shankar (name changed)
made a one time non-refundable investment of Rs 50,000 to obtain
a 12 month data conversion franchise from Dx-Logix. He was given
bulk data for conversion, which he did and was paid for. |
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But, when paytime for his second and third assignments came by,
the company said the payment had not come from the partner company
and they would pay later. "But the money never did come through."
This is the story of 400 other people who worked for Dx-Logix. Says
Sujatha, "I lost more than Rs 2-3 lakh,"
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When the franchisees went to the Dx-Logix office, they were given
cheques which later bounced. The company issued cheques dated May
20 to be drawn on Karnataka Bank, Mahalakshmi Layout branch, to
all the 400 people. On May 19, the company withdrew Rs 10 lakh from
the account, leaving it almost empty.
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Sources in the bank said that Dx-Logix had issued many stop payments
and cheques it had issued had bounced.
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Later, Dx-Logix sent out letters asking them to re-present the
cheques on June 5 and again on June 17, When Time News Network tried
to contact Dx-Logix CEO on the telephone, it found the office
telephone lines disconnected. He couldn't be contacted
on his mobile either.
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As the cheques started bouncing, franchisees sent Dx-Logix CEO a legal
notice at his Kumara Park West office. It returned with a 'door
locked' stamp.
Source: For full story with real names, please see
The Times of India , Nov 23' 2002 |
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