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Bought a Phone from Flipkart -I am a Flipkart advantage customer, so the phone was supposed to be delivered within a day. It was my uncle's birthday and I wanted to gift him.Phone got delivered on 4th day after making several calls. Anyhow I gave my uncle a belated gift. He called me, but boom! I can't listen anything, phone is defective.I called again..they said please call customer care..I called them, after 3 days they approved replacement..and after 5 days it got replaced. I made 20+ calls in between.New phone came, boom! It's an already used one. Apps pre-installed. I complained, they denied replacement request this time. Posted on Social Media, they replaced the phone again after a week and still the new phone heats up. But I gave up on them.[I never received the compensation money for not delivering the phone in a day, as they promised to give].Bought a Phone from Amazon -As a normal customer, bought a phone. Delivery time 3-4 days. I was going out of station so I called them and said deliver me after a week. Boom! They delivered me the phone on very next day.After 4 month, the battery started draining fast, as it was under guarantee, I called and ask for a replacement of battery.Boom! They replaced the whole phone. Gave me a compensation for the inconvenience caused.Flipkart treats customers as a buyer, Amazon treats them as a family.So back to the question. Is Flipkart better than Amazon in India? No.PS: I am not an Amazon employee.

No. In fact, under normal conditions (prior to human-caused fires) the Amazon forest is in a steady state. Oxygen is produced by photosynthesis and consumed by decay. If these were out of balance, then the mass of wood in the Amazon must change.That means if the Amazon were to disappear today, instantly (e.g. we harvested all the wood and used it to build houses) then the oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would continue on at the same level. Until, that is, the wood rots. Then the carbon dioxide levels would increase.Except for the biomass decrease from human-caused fires, the biomass of the Amazon has not been changing. That means that no net carbon-dioxide is being removed from the atmosphere, so no net oxygen is being released from carbon dioxide.Recently the Amazon biomass has been changing due to fires. When that happens, the wood and other carbohydrates in the trees combine with oxygen and produce CO2 and H2O. Thus the burning of the rainforests contributes to global warming.But under normal situations, when the biomass of the Amazon is not changing, there is no net production of oxygen or carbon dioxide.Incidentally, many writers who don’t understand this, and mistakenly think that the Amazon produces net oxygen, double their error by using a backwards metaphor. They refer to the Amazon basin the “lungs of the world.” But lungs are the organ that removes oxygen from the air and replaces it with carbon dioxide, not the other way around.Where did the 20% figure come from? I’m guessing that ecologists have calculated that 20% of the photosynthesis of the world takes place in the Amazon basin. But so does 20% of the consumption.

Because of sale in amazon plants price in amazon is very less so, I ordered plant from Amazon!And after delivery when I opened the box I got this!Yes, I ordered plant from Amazon and got taj mahal chai Patti wah taj! (LOL)Then I contacted to amazon customer care!After complaining amazon team said that it is our fault sir, you can take the product delivered to you for free and also your money will be refunded and your order will be delivered to you! I will tell you that this is not the first time amazon delivered wrong products In one case one person bought an iPhone charger and got the real iphone!Edit: Thanks for Upvotes! ;)Checkout: Nikhil Gupta's answer to Is Flipkart better than Amazon in India?