- Claimed

“Sulekha /Trusted” indicates that the identity & information of the vendors/services, viz., name, address, contact details, business name has been verified on best effort basis, as existing, based on the documents/information furnished by the vendors/service providers. "Sulekha Trusted Stamp" are also allocated to the vendors/service providers considering user's reviews/ratings or any other criteria.
Sulekha strongly recommends to its users/callers to verify all relevant details of vendors/services before availing any products/services from them. Sulekha does not implicitly or explicitly endorse any product/s or services provided by the vendors/service providers.
The Sulekha Verified status confirms that a business's name, address, and contact details were accurate at the time of registration, based on submitted documents or call details. We recommend users exercise caution and conduct due diligence before using any services. Sulekha does not endorse any offerings from advertisers or service providers. For more information, please refer to our Terms and Conditions.
5 Years
WikiPay
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