Safety Tips

Buying from sellers you find on social media

Start small. A trial meal, one jar, one class — before a monthly plan or a big booking.
Pay after, where you can. UPI after delivery or service for first orders. Avoid large advances to someone you have not met; for bookings that need an advance, keep it small and get the terms in writing on WhatsApp.
Read beyond the seller's own posts. Comments, tagged posts and group recommendations tell you more than a polished feed.
Keep it in writing. Price, quantity, date and delivery agreed in the chat.
Never share OTPs, card numbers or UPI PINs in any chat, and be wary of 'pay a token to confirm' from unknown pages.

People coming into your home

For nannies, maids, cooks, drivers, nurses, attendants and carers: ask for government ID and references, and speak to the references.
Register domestic workers with the local police where your city or society requires it.
Stay at home for the first few days; keep valuables locked.
For nurses and physiotherapists, ask for qualifications and registration; follow your doctor's advice.

Food

Tell the cook about allergies clearly, in writing.
Ask about the kitchen — vegetarian, Jain, hygiene — if it matters to you.
Check seals on couriered jars and the made-on date of fresh items.

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Buying from sellers you find on social media

People coming into your home

Food

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