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I had a very disappointing experience with Techland BD’s online service and overall customer management system. In many cases, the company appears to advertise products as “in stock” on their website even when those items are actually unavailable. Customers place orders expecting delivery, but after waiting 12–24 hours or sometimes longer for confirmation, they are informed that the product is not available. Surprisingly, the same product often continues to appear as “in stock” on the website afterward.
Another major issue is pricing inconsistency. Products are frequently listed at prices lower than other websites in Bangladesh, which attracts customers to place orders. However, after ordering, customers are contacted and informed that the “updated” price is higher than the listed price. This creates the impression that the website pricing is being used mainly to attract traffic rather than reflect actual availability or real pricing.
The order confirmation and delivery process is also extremely slow. Even for deliveries inside Dhaka, confirmation may take a full day, while delivery can take another 3–5 days. When customers ask about the delay, the explanation often given is that the product must first be collected from another distributor. This raises concerns about whether many products are actually stocked by the company at all, as a large number seem to be “collecting products” sourced only after a customer places an order.
Communication and coordination between branches also seem unprofessional. Different branches may provide different prices for the same product on the same day, and sometimes one branch even complains about another branch’s management or pricing system in front of customers. This creates confusion and damages customer trust.
The promotional offers on the website are also questionable. Attractive offers are displayed online, but after customers place orders, those orders are often canceled with the explanation that the product is unavailable. This repeatedly creates frustration for customers who spend time placing orders only to receive cancellation calls later.
The website itself also needs major improvement. Search functionality is poor and slow. For example, searching for a TV may show unrelated accessories like cables mixed into the results, making the shopping experience frustrating and unorganized.
The after-sales service is another weak point. Even after waiting several days for delivery, if customers face any issue with the product, they are often told to physically bring the item to a branch for support or replacement. This defeats the purpose of online shopping, especially for customers who ordered specifically for home convenience.
Lastly, the professionalism of the call center and customer service team needs serious improvement. Communication quality is often poor, and some representatives struggle to communicate professionally, especially in English. For a company serving a large technology market and potentially dealing with international or foreign customers, customer service standards should be significantly better.
Overall, Techland BD needs major improvements in stock management, pricing transparency, communication, delivery efficiency, website performance, and customer support quality. Until these issues are addressed properly, the online shopping experience remains highly unreliable and frustrating for many customers.








