Has someone named Shankhashubhra Ghosh, Ghosh Shankhashubhra, Shankhas Ghosh or Shank Ghosh ever approached you with a business proposal? If so, you should consider reading this article before proceeding. 
If you search online for Shankhashubhra Ghosh, you will likely come across several business profiles of a person based in India, who is the founder and webmaster of several companies. He has profiles on LinkedIn, Producthunt, Twitter, indiblogger and many other professional networking platforms. Full Name: Shankhashubhra Ghosh Also known as: Shankhashubhra Ghosh, Shankhas Ghosh, Shank Ghosh, Ghosh Shankhashubhra, Shankhashubhra Ghosh, Shankhashubhra G Location: Chennai Region, India, West Tripura, Tripura, India Education: Bachelor of Technology (BTech) Information Technology, Dr M.G.R. Teaching and research institute Email addresses: [email protected], [email protected] Affiliations: Dipanjan Bhattacharya, Mrinmoy Roy, Gouri Sankar Roy Associated organizations: Hey! Pub, 7Labs.io, 7LabsOfficial Profiles: LinkedIn1, Linkedin2, Facebook, Twitter, Way, Pinterest, indiblogger Shankhashubhra Ghosh partnered with our subdomain rental program where we paid him to rent a subdomain on the website he founded, 7labs.io. Throughout our rental period, Ghosh has removed our access to the subdomain. After paying a full month, the seller Ghosh decided to remove our DNS access. After further investigation, we decided that it would be best to involve Paypal as they have the “Buyer Protection Program” accessible to buyers. Fortunately, we were still able to open disputes with this seller, and we sent all of the documents to Paypal to have them review how we think the Ghosh scammer scammed us. After a further review of Paypal, they decided the case in our favor: 
We don’t know how many times Ghosh has received payments for services before and hasn’t returned them as it did with us, but we’re glad that Paypal was able to protect us, the buyer. We recommend anyone who does business with Ghosh to think twice, as we could have lost $ 750 if we had never had buyer protection with Paypal. Fast forward Shankhashubhra Ghosh losing the Paypal dispute, Ghosh would have tried to extort me. Ghosh published an article on 7labs.io to dirty my name and ruin my reputation: 
After emailing Ghosh asking him to withdraw the article published due to defamation and libel, he attempted to ask for money in return, which can be considered an alleged extortion: 
Shortly after, Ghosh deleted the articles about me as a way to “negotiate” further: 
Shankhashubhra Ghosh is listed as the founder of Hey! Pub or Heypub.com on Ghosh’s Linkedin profile. After examining the site, it appears to be full of malware. An example of malware that the site redirects to is listed below: 
I don’t know how Shankhashubhra Ghosh operates a business by serving malware to end users, but one thing is for sure. If someone’s website cannot be trusted, can we trust the person who owns the site? I do not think so. If you came across this article looking for the value of working with Shankhashubhra Ghosh, you are one of the few who did due diligence and hoped that he couldn’t trust her. I hope this publication will be read by anyone looking to do business or affiliate with Shankhashubhra Ghosh. Unfortunately, I haven’t had a chance to review information about Ghosh before doing business with him, so I hope to be able to help other people before making their decision on their affiliation with someone who scammed and my business. Buyer, beware.
If you search online for Shankhashubhra Ghosh, you will likely come across several business profiles of a person based in India, who is the founder and webmaster of several companies. He has profiles on LinkedIn, Producthunt, Twitter, indiblogger and many other professional networking platforms. Full Name: Shankhashubhra Ghosh Also known as: Shankhashubhra Ghosh, Shankhas Ghosh, Shank Ghosh, Ghosh Shankhashubhra, Shankhashubhra Ghosh, Shankhashubhra G Location: Chennai Region, India, West Tripura, Tripura, India Education: Bachelor of Technology (BTech) Information Technology, Dr M.G.R. Teaching and research institute Email addresses: [email protected], [email protected] Affiliations: Dipanjan Bhattacharya, Mrinmoy Roy, Gouri Sankar Roy Associated organizations: Hey! Pub, 7Labs.io, 7LabsOfficial Profiles: LinkedIn1, Linkedin2, Facebook, Twitter, Way, Pinterest, indiblogger Shankhashubhra Ghosh partnered with our subdomain rental program where we paid him to rent a subdomain on the website he founded, 7labs.io. Throughout our rental period, Ghosh has removed our access to the subdomain. After paying a full month, the seller Ghosh decided to remove our DNS access. After further investigation, we decided that it would be best to involve Paypal as they have the “Buyer Protection Program” accessible to buyers. Fortunately, we were still able to open disputes with this seller, and we sent all of the documents to Paypal to have them review how we think the Ghosh scammer scammed us. After a further review of Paypal, they decided the case in our favor: We don’t know how many times Ghosh has received payments for services before and hasn’t returned them as it did with us, but we’re glad that Paypal was able to protect us, the buyer. We recommend anyone who does business with Ghosh to think twice, as we could have lost $ 750 if we had never had buyer protection with Paypal. Fast forward Shankhashubhra Ghosh losing the Paypal dispute, Ghosh would have tried to extort me. Ghosh published an article on 7labs.io to dirty my name and ruin my reputation: After emailing Ghosh asking him to withdraw the article published due to defamation and libel, he attempted to ask for money in return, which can be considered an alleged extortion: Shortly after, Ghosh deleted the articles about me as a way to “negotiate” further: Shankhashubhra Ghosh is listed as the founder of Hey! Pub or Heypub.com on Ghosh’s Linkedin profile. After examining the site, it appears to be full of malware. An example of malware that the site redirects to is listed below: I don’t know how Shankhashubhra Ghosh operates a business by serving malware to end users, but one thing is for sure. If someone’s website cannot be trusted, can we trust the person who owns the site? I do not think so. If you came across this article looking for the value of working with Shankhashubhra Ghosh, you are one of the few who did due diligence and hoped that he couldn’t trust her. I hope this publication will be read by anyone looking to do business or affiliate with Shankhashubhra Ghosh. Unfortunately, I haven’t had a chance to review information about Ghosh before doing business with him, so I hope to be able to help other people before making their decision on their affiliation with someone who scammed and my business. Buyer, beware.