Thursday, 12 December 2013

Why Consumer Complaints Are Good For You.




 http://onlineconsumercomplaint.blogspot.in/2013/12/alternative-dispute-resolution-in-india.html

Consumers are the most important part of the economy as we all know.  Any company runs and earns profit on the basis of its consumer base. That is the reason these days every company focuses on its advertisement. Because of this, they are over exposed to the products. Today, if you have to buy a beauty product, you will find thousands of them and hundreds of them promoting them through different ways. This doesn't matter whether they are beneficial or not. This is why the need of protecting the rights of consumers emerged. However, the problem is in India, there is nobody who can take care of Indian Consumer Complaints.

If you have to file a complaint against a company, you will have to go to the court and run from one bush to the so that somebody should here you. Then also, there are very less chances of the justice because people are not aware of their rights and procedures to follow them. So this is where the scenario of Consumer Complaints Forum emerges. This is an open platform where in any unsatisfied consumer will log in and file complaint. There is a panel of free serving people who suggest you different ways to get the justice done and if that still goes unheard, then what will be the legal procedure to be followed.
http://anjalimathur994.wordpress.com/2013/12/04/consumer-rights-and-responsibilities-in-india/

No longer will consumer complaints only be known to the individual complainant, bank, regulator, and those in the public willing to pursue this information through the Freedom of Information Act. Instead this data-rich window into consumer financial issues will be widely available to everyone: developers, policymakers, journalists, academics, industry, and you. Our goal is to improve the transparency and efficiency of the credit card market to further empower American consumers.
And just to be clear, no personally-identifiable information, such as a consumer’s name, credit card number, or mailing address will be made available via the Consumer Complaint Database. The Bureau’s Consumer Response function receives consumer complaints on a wide variety of products including credit cards, mortgages, student and other consumer loans, and other bank products (such as checking and savings accounts). And while the Consumer Complaint Database initially will contain only credit card complaints, the Bureau is proposing to extend the Database to all other consumer financial products and services covered by the Aeren-powwow. Visit Us our Website.
http://goarticles.com/article/Procidure-to-File-a-Complaint-to-Consumer-Court/8047556/