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e-Cab forms committee to review Evaly’s business

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TBS Report
01 September, 2020, 09:00 pm
Last modified: 01 September, 2020, 11:33 pm

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e-Cab forms committee to review Evaly’s business

The committee comprises four teachers from Dhaka University and an e-Cab representative

TBS Report
01 September, 2020, 09:00 pm
Last modified: 01 September, 2020, 11:33 pm
e-Cab forms committee to review Evaly’s business

The e-Commerce Association of Bangladesh (e-Cab) has formed a seven-member committee to review Evaly's business strategies.

The committee has been formed in the light of recent newspaper reports about Evaly, an e-Cab member, and the Bangladesh Competition Commission's seeking info on it, according to a press release, signed by Mohammad Sahab Uddin, vice-president of e-Cab.

The committee comprises four teachers from Dhaka University and an e-Cab representative.

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Two members have expertise on payment and one on international business, while there are also an e-commerce strategist and an e-commerce researcher and a lawyer in the committee.

The committee members are Dr BM Moinul Hossain,  associate professor at Institute of Information Technology of Dhaka University; Dr Rafi Uddin Ahmed, associate professor at the marketing department of Dhaka University; Md Iftekharul Amin, associate professor at IBA of Dhaka University; Dr Subarna Barua, assistant professor at Department of International Business, University of Dhaka; Faisal Mahmud Sajib, ACA at Founder & Partner: Assicifintax; Barrister Shawn S Noble (Shawn Nobel & Associate) and Sadruddin Imran, chairman of Consulting Pvt Ltd.

The committee will submit a report within the next 10 days after looking into Evaly's business practices, multi-level marketing probability, legal aspects of various offers, and complaints from buyers and consumers.

Besides, a five-member coordination committee of e-Cab has been formed to assist this committee.

In the press release, e-Cab said it welcomes the investigation into the allegations based on the newspapers' reports.

Recently, different media reported that Evaly, an e-commerce company, has been doing aggressive business that triggered many allegations of cheats.

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