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New Delhi, June 27 (TIWN) Lifestyle social commerce platform Trell has seen another wave of employee exodus as it struggles to pay creators in the country.
At least 100 more employees have left the video commerce platform as several creators and influencers wait for their dues to be cleared, sources told IANS on Monday. The Instagram community page of Trell was full of complaints from the creators who requested the company to clear their pending payments. "How about you clear the pending payments of your creators," one such affected creator wrote. Others said Trell is clearing dues of popular creators with large fan following while ignoring small influencers. A query sent to Trell went unanswered. The platform recently asked more than 300 employees to go as it had to do "some right-sizing within the firm". In April, Trell was probed by a forensic team from EY India over financial irregularities amid allegations that its founders siphoned off money. The audit firm's review last month alleged serious financial irregularities at the company. The founders -- Pulkit Agrawal, Bimal Kartheek Rebba, and Arun Lodhi -- were investigated by the forensic team of EY India.
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