I recently purchased the Philips 13-in-1 trimmer from Naheed.pk, expecting a complete package. When it arrived, the body shaver an essential component was missing. To my surprise, Naheed.pk lists that exact part for sale separately on their own website, despite it being advertised as included with the product.
It turns out this isn’t an isolated incident. A quick search online reveals that numerous customers have faced the same problem. The pattern is clear: the retailer sells the main product but leaves out key attachments, particularly the more expensive or essential ones, essentially forcing buyers to pay extra to get what was supposed to come standard.
Attempts to get help from customer support were frustrating and fruitless. Messages go unanswered, leaving consumers stuck and out of pocket. Practices like this blur the line between aggressive marketing and outright exploitation.
In the end, if you expect to receive a product exactly as advertised, Naheed.pk is not the place to shop. The experience leaves a sour taste and a lingering sense that the company values upselling over honest service.
