Consumer Protection Act 2019: A boon for consumers during Big Billion and Amazon Great Festival on October 07, 2023 Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps The Indian Consumer Protection Act 2019 (CPA) is a landmark legislation that empowers consumers and protects their rights against unfair trade practices and misleading advertisements. It is one of the most comprehensive consumer protection laws in the world, and it covers a wide range of products and services, including e-commerceThe Big Billion and Amazon Great Festival are two of the biggest e-commerce sales in India. They take place every year during the festive season, and they offer consumers huge discounts on a wide range of products. However, these sales can also be a time for unscrupulous sellers to try to take advantage of consumers. The Consumer Protection Act 2019 gives consumers a number of important rights during these sales. For example, consumers have the right to: Return or exchange any product that is not as described or that is defective.Get a refund for any product that is not delivered on time or that is damaged during delivery. Be compensated for any financial losses incurred as a result of a seller's negligence or fraud. Consumers also have the right to file a complaint against a seller with the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) or with a State Consumer Commission. If the CCPA or the State Consumer Commission finds that a seller has violated the Consumer Protection Act, they can impose a variety of penalties on the seller, including fines, imprisonment, and cancellation of business license. Here are some tips for consumers to stay safe and protected during the Big Billion and Amazon Great Festival: Only shop on trusted e-commerce websites. Read the product description carefully before making a purchase. Compare prices from different sellers before making a purchase. Beware of deals that seem too good to be true. Keep a record of all your transactions, including the product description, the price, and the seller's contact information. If you receive a defective product or if your order is not delivered on time, contact the seller immediately. If you are unable to resolve the issue with the seller, you can file a complaint with the CCPA or with a State Consumer Commission. The Consumer Protection Act 2019 is a powerful tool for consumers to protect their rights during the Big Billion and Amazon Great Festival. By being aware of their rights and by taking precautions, consumers can avoid being taken advantage of by unscrupulous sellers. Comments
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