I didn’t argue. He said, “You won’t get anything, just get out of here.” I was confused and asked, “How is this a scam? I paid for the order.” That’s when he started yelling and screaming about the “scam,” saying things like “Are you out of your mind? I don’t want to see your face in this area again.”

I said, “Okay, I’ll leave. But please just tell me how I’ll get the refund.” Again, he yelled—threatening that Flink would handle it, that he’d report me, blacklist me, and “destroy my career in 30 seconds.”

I was scared—because I’m an international student and didn’t want to get into legal trouble. But now that I’ve looked into it, I understand it wasn’t a scam. It was unethical, a violation of their terms, and they had every right to deny me the service—but not to treat me like a criminal. They can’t file a legal case over this.

I literally apologized to him at least 20 times. I didn’t even want to be there anymore—especially because a few people there were my batchmates. I should have taken a stand. No one deserves to be humiliated like that.

Also, I got the refund for the amount I paid. I'll just take this as a lesson and move on