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Today, multiple users including me experienced issue with Paytm Postpaid being blocked without any apparent reason. As a longstanding customer of Paytm, this is utterly disappointing. The company should issue a clear statement if there's a glitch. I am confident there is an internal issue, as there's no reason...

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