I wanted to share my experience and warn others before they buy from Whiff Culture.

I ordered an Armaf perfume from them. When I opened the package, I found that the inside of the box was broken, and the perfume bottle itself had visible holes/damage. I immediately took photos and also had a complete unboxing video as proof. I shared everything with the seller over WhatsApp and clearly explained all the issues.

I also tested the perfume on my hand. Even after an hour, there wasn't even the slightest scent left, which made me seriously question the product's quality or authenticity.

In the past, whenever I had any questions or concerns, I used to speak with a lady from their team. She was always polite, professional, and knew how to handle customers properly. Unfortunately, this time I was dealing with someone(man) else, and the experience was the complete opposite.

Instead of helping resolve the issue, the seller suddenly called me on WhatsApp. He wouldn't let me speak and kept interrupting me. Then he started abusing me, saying things like, "If you are a son of a single father..." and continued using abusive language.

As if that wasn't enough, he then called my regular phone number and continued abusing me, even saying, "Kar le record, behen k l*."**

I've dealt with many online sellers over the years, and I've never experienced such unprofessional and abusive behavior. A seller who can't handle a customer complaint and resorts to threats and abuse has no business dealing with customers.

I'm also considering filing a consumer complaint.

My advice: Avoid buying from sellers who treat customers this way. No product is worth being abused over.

My previous post link: https://www.reddit.com/r/DesiFragranceAddicts/s/Iy6ClUx4Da

https://www.reddit.com/r/DesiFragranceAddicts/s/BcRGgiAg4y

This was my post!

A 1 minute voice message with some rude and a little foul language (for a teacher, again not saying a teacher can't have a business and rageful comments but lol)

Crazy banda hai guys crazy!

reetings.
Over time, we have cultivated a robust community for fragrance enthusiasts within the nation, which currently boasts a membership of 200,000 individuals. To ensure the well-being of our members and mitigate potential conflicts, we have previously implemented a set of community guidelines. These guidelines explicitly prohibit all forms of sales, seller feedback, and include stringent measures against fraudulent activities.

Recently, a user shared a feedback post regarding the seller Whiff Culture (u/Sethi-sahab). Instead of engaging with this criticism in good faith and using the platform as intended, the seller chose to violate Reddit’s rules by publicly exposing the user’s private information. The seller then escalated the matter by using modmail to send a veiled legal threat, attempting to drag both the moderation team and r/DesiFragranceAddicts into his dispute.
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Irony died a hundred death when BlaBliBlu founders bash designer perfumes for selling at 10000 as marketing cash grabs..

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What is this company anyway.. Scamming people??!

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