Peshawar court orders Easypaisa to refund Rs40,000 over unauthorized transaction
Both outlets reported that a Peshawar consumer court ordered Easypaisa to refund Rs40,000 to a customer after an unauthorized transaction and impose a fine. Daily Pakistan added that the court also awarded Rs25,000 in damages, while Pakistan Observer described the transaction as being from a student’s account, a detail not mentioned in the other excerpt.
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Easypaisa fined, ordered to refund Rs40,000 to customer over unauthorized transaction
PESHAWAR – A consumer court in Peshawar has ordered Easypaisa Digital Bank to return Rs40,000 allegedly transferred from a student’s…
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Peshawar court orders Easypaisa to refund Rs40,000 to customer
PESHAWAR – A consumer court in Peshawar has ordered Easypaisa to refund Rs40,000 transferred from a customer’s account without his authorisation and pay him Rs25,000 in damages. The court also imposed a Rs25,000 fine payable to the government. Consumer Court Judge Nasrullah Khan Gandapur issued the ruling on a complaint filed by Fahadul Rehman. According […]
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