Man who promised Dh14 smartphone arrested for fraud

There is little doubt that the Freedom 251 smartphone from Indian manufacturer Ringing Bells, priced at about $4, was a scam. According to distributor Ayam Enterprises, Ringing Bells founder, Mohit Goel convinced them to pay Rs. Ringing Bells has yet to come clean about the pre-orders from last year, and what happened to the cheap smartphone that was reportedly delivered to some buyers. The firm, however, delivered devices worth less than half of that amount to the distributor. Now, the company's founder has been arrested for defrauding distributors of the cheap smartphone.


Head of Ringing Bells, which promised a $4 smartphone for all, arrested on fraud charges


The director of Ringing Bells, the Indian $4 smartphone OEM, is arrested on allegations of fraud
as mentioned in The company has only shipped around 70,000 phones so far and the Ringing Bells website has been non-functional for months. The founder of the company behind that phone was arrested on fraud charges yesterday. As the Indian Express reports, Ringing Bells has been plagued by problems for a while. Remember that smartphone that Indian government officials said would be made in India and sell for less than $4? Ringing Bells actually started shipping its Freedom 251 phone in mid-2016.

The director of Ringing Bells, the Indian $4 smartphone OEM, is arrested on allegations of fraud


Head of Ringing Bells, which promised a $4 smartphone for all, arrested on fraud charges
In their complaint, Ayam Enterprises said they had agreed to distribute the phones and had paid Ringing Bells the money in advance. Ringing Bells had failed to supply handsets or return the money to the distributor despite several reminders, police said. (AP)His company Ringing Bells had not supplied handsets that phone distribution firm had paid forThe director of an Indian company that claimed it was selling the world's cheapest smartphone was arrested Thursday on fraud charges, police said on Friday. Mobile phone industry analysts were skeptical about the cheap smartphone and enthusiasm for Goel's phone faded after supplies stopped. The launch of the smartphone called "Freedom251" and priced at Rs251 ($3.70, Dh14) in February 2016 was widely covered by the Indian media.


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