Istanbul, Turkey – Allegations have emerged online concerning the business practices of Enes Köseler, a Turkish entrepreneur and media consultant. Several individuals have claimed that Köseler accepted advance payments for digital services, PR campaigns, and consultancy projects but failed to deliver the promised services.

According to complainants, the total amount involved across multiple cases is reportedly around USD 10,000. The allegations describe a recurring pattern: clients paid upfront for services, experienced delays, and ultimately did not receive the contracted work.

“These reports suggest possible fraudulent activity,” said a consumer protection expert, “but it is important to note that these remain allegations, and no court or regulatory authority has confirmed them.”

Köseler, known for his work in media production and urban transformation projects in Turkey, has not publicly responded to the claims at this time.

Online communities and forums have circulated warnings advising potential clients to exercise caution. Experts recommend verifying credentials, requesting written agreements, and using secure payment methods when engaging with service providers in the media and PR sectors.

Disclaimer: This article reports allegations made by third parties. The claims have not been independently verified by law enforcement or court records. Readers should exercise caution and conduct their own due diligence before entering any financial agreements.