‘Indians scam, harass’: Netizens react to Indian professional’s claim of bias in global market
Live MintAn Indian professional in the B2B sector revealed how a non-Indian name yielded him better results for his work emails than Indian names do, leading to an outrage on social media. Whenever I send emails using my non-Indian name, I get better results Vs. when I use my Indian name.” He also shared that he is a part of several communities where it’s openly discussed that they often don’t focus much on Indian markets. Wondering if Indians are at fault for the bias, the Redditor said, “But then I wonder maybe we are at fault here?” Responding to his post, several Indians on Reddit jumped in to say they, too, wouldn't buy from Indian salespeople on B2B platforms because they “scam, harass” people. “As an Indian living abroad since the last 20 years I also refuse to do business with them - particularly North Indians,” said another user.
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