Getit

Getit is a defunct directional media company in India. Its services included E-wallet, E-commerce, Grocery, Local search, yellow pages, white pages directories, classified media, and tele-information services. It operated in 56 cities in India. The logo of Ask me was designed by Joel James. Getit offered services such as print, voice, online and mobile platforms. Investors in the company included Malaysia based Astro and Helion Venture Partners.^[1] The company is engaged in a battle with its shareholders and debtors. There are cases in NCLT involving disputes among minority shareholders: Sanjeev Gupta (ex-MD and family) and Astro Entertainment Network Ltd. Sanjeev Gupta has been accused of not paying the salaries to the employees & dues to the debtors and sellers.Dispute Resolution and M&A and Criminalisation of Civil Disputes

Getit Infoservices Private Limited

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Type of business	Private
Type of site	E-commerce, E-Wallet, Grocery, Local search
Area served	India
Industry	internet
Services	Online shopping, Online Grocery, mobile payments, Local search engine
Employees	3000 plus
Subsidiaries	Getit Stores, Getit Grocery, Getit E-wallet, Mebelkart
URL	www.askmegrocery.com www.askmepay.com www.askme.com
Commercial	Yes
Current status	Defunct

History

Getit Infoservices Private Ltd., formerly known as Getit Infomediary Ltd. /M&N Publications Ltd., introduced Yellow Pages in India under the brand name Getit Yellow Pages.

• In 2002, Getit introduced segmented yellow pages for Business-to-business Industrial users and B2C residential/official consumers.^[2]
• In 2012, Getit launched its Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) search for mobiles on m.getit.in.
• In 2013 Astro's Getit buys Infomedia yellow pages and Askme^[3]
• AskMe
• AskMeBazaar
• AskMeFurniture (Mebelkart.com)
• AskMeGrocery
• AskmePay
• Askme.com acquires online grocery market place Bestatlowest.com.^[4] The site was closed in 2017.^{[citation needed]}