Hello
@Ambili
Many sellers aggressively promote their cheap and sub-standard products through visually appealing advertisements across various social media platforms. These advertisements are often designed to mislead, showcasing the product in a highly attractive manner while offering it at unusually low prices to entice customers. Although these sellers do deliver a product—often of substandard quality or different from what was advertised—they do so deliberately
to avoid criminal liability, such as being charged under
cybercrime laws which typically apply in cases of
non-delivery after payment.
As a result, many consumers feel discouraged from pursuing legal remedies, considering the consumer forum process to be cumbersome. However, if a consumer does proceed to file a complaint before the consumer forum and claims
substantial compensation—highlighting unfair trade practices, misleading advertisements, and mental harassment—there is a significant possibility of
obtaining favorable relief. This is especially true if the seller fails to appear or respond to the proceedings, as the forum may proceed
ex parte and grant compensation accordingly.
If you want to file a case against them, feel free to contact us.
Thanks
