Choxi was founded in 2013 by two entrepreneurs, Ryan and Drew. The company was originally known as Nomorerack, and it quickly became one of the most popular e-retail websites on the market. At its peak, Choxi had over 2 million users and generated over $100 million in revenue. However, in early 2017, Choxi faced several problems that led to its eventual downfall. First, the company failed to keep up with the competition; second, it was accused of being a scam by various online communities; and finally, it was revealed that Ryan and Drew had been using company funds for their own personal gain. Although these events led to Choxi’s demise, they do not make it a scam. In fact, evidence shows that Choxi is a product of mismanagement and recklessness - not fraud. ..
Who Is The Founder Of Choxi Nomorerack?
Choxi was an e-retail website founded in November 2011 by Deepark Agarwal. “An entrepreneur, founder, visionary, investor, strategic advisory, and a philanthropist who has formed and led businesses in a variety of industries, spanning online retail, consumer packaged goods to business process outsourcing (BPO)” Or at least that is what his LinkedIn profile says. In reality, Deepark “Dee” Agarwal is a businessman known for his woeful failures in business management and his very sneaky deeds. From failed organizations like contact center and offshoring which he established to his attachments to ownership of prnographic sites which he made million (back in the 2000s when people paid to get access to prnographic sites). Although he denied owning such sites, old high school friend Matt Groover says otherwise with clear evidence of emails he received on behalf of Deepark.
What Is Choxi Nomorerack?
Choxi was a website where you could get thousands of items from fashion to electronics at unbeatable discount prices. The only twist was that it was timed, so you had to get what you want before the time ran out. Its fame grew so much that Deepark caught the attention of giant tech executives which landed him a spot as a speaker at the 2015 Deutsche bank tech conference held in Los Vegas. Choxi grew so fast in so little time, making a profit of over $9 million in just five years. How did Choxi the e-retails website manage to rack up such popularity and sales in such little time? The answer is simple… an incredible amount of advertising on social media and television. It even got praise from Facebook COO Sheryl Sandburg.
The Downfall Of Choxi Nomorerack
It all seemed to be going pretty well until a swam of negative reviews came up from customers, who hadn’t gotten their package, those who received damaged or substantial goods as well as an almost nonexistent customer service. The customers only had access to a customer service email which took days to get a response from or even none at all as the phone lines went unanswered. That was not all, there were a lot of complaints from vendors as well who never received payment after delivering their service. The company lost a lot of credibility after this series of events. Call it a lack of proper PR or a case that got out of hand but what even made it worse was when Choxi’s facebook page mysteriously disappeared without a word from the executives. There were reports of someone going around and deleting negative reviews on sites and fan pages. Although there was a contrast of people who had only good things to say about the products and services at Choxi, the negative reviews outweighed them all."
The food was great and the service was amazing! The only downside is that it’s a bit of a walk from the restaurant to the bar. Some customers had good things to say about their experience at this restaurant. They found the food to be delicious, and the service was great. However, they did note that it is a bit of a walk from the restaurant to the bar.
Do not shop at this site! They are a scam and your boots will fall apart in less than two months. Spread the word and don’t let yourself be scammed.
Since Choxi never kept track of the purchases, these customers could not help any of them.
Effort Made To Rebrand Choxi
Some efforts were made to revive Choxi’s image, but it was not enough to cover-up for the previous mistakes. For starters, The investors kicked CEO Deepark Agarwal off the company’s affairs and left it in the hands of executives who knew management and retail. Vishal Argawal, the chief marketing officer also left while Choxi filed for bankruptcy as they ceased all operations. Afterward, an email from the Choxi team went surfaced in it, Choxi acknowledged their difficulties and asked for more time to resolve the issues. Much later, another email was sent to customers declaring their new affiliation toJclub.com. “We are excited to share with you that the United States Bankruptcy Court has approved an the interim license of assets of Choxi, and may be asked on January 19, 2017, to approve a long-term license or sale of those assets, to an affiliate of JClub.com.”
In a nutshell, we found that Choxi is a scam. The business owner is incompetent and the product could have been much better if only he had been more careful.
Yes, you can still recover your package from choxi.
Customers who have attempted to contact Choxi customer care about their packages have not received a response. ..
The whereabouts of Deepark Argawal, a prominent journalist and critic of the Pakistani government, remain unknown. ..
After leaving Choxi, he has declined all requests for interviews. So right now, there is no one for a fact knowing where he is.
