Beware : Common BLS India Scams in Toronto

[AMAN BHARDWAJ]

This company has provided an appalling experience, engaging in deceptive practices and exploiting individuals. Despite adhering to their checklist and submitting the required documents, they inexplicably demanded additional documentation not listed. Moreover, they compelled me to pay twice through their courier agent, presumably for their own benefit. Adding to the frustration, they offer no contact information for communication. I am determined to pursue legal action and ensure their removal from Canada's service sector, especially considering they have already been ousted from the U.S.


BLS, being a government-owned company of India, represents a disheartening aspect of our political landscape. It seems that even when leaving India, they continue to exploit individuals. I am rallying for as many petitions as possible to push for action. Canada ought to expel them for their egregious actions of siphoning off our hard-earned money. We are not laboring like donkeys here to fill their coffers. It's crucial for us to unite and stand against this injustice. Please indicate if you're interested in signing the petition, as we strive to gather as much support as we can.

It’s backed by politicians in India. Money goes to them. Let us know where to sign the petition

 

[pb999]

BLS always find an excuse to get money out of your pocket,if everything ll be fine still you need to get pictures done at BLS.they will find an excuse always in something.my personal expirende

 

[MrChang]

Please like and repost tagging the officials from original post this tweet

https://x.com/TanujAInd/status/1806706078702264568

 

[gretapkv]

Unfortunately, these scams are still going on and this is not exclusive to BLS Toronto. I was scammed earlier today at BLS Edmonton. I wish I had discovered this forum before my appointment at BLS. Despite insisting on picking up my PCC myself, they claimed they were too busy due to the high number of applicants and no longer offered the pick-up option. I was charged $60 for a one-way courier service, even though the usual fee is $60 for both pick-up and drop-off. No fee breakdown was provided.

I continued to press for details, but I didn’t want to seem too fussy, especially since the same person handling my application was also responsible for collecting the payment. This struck me as odd—shouldn’t payments be handled at a centralized location, like reception? It seems designed to discourage us from asking too many questions.