Banglore Case Flipkart Has To Pay For Not Delivering Mobile Phone After Payment

Flipkart: Now people not only from big cities but also from towns and small towns are doing online shopping. Why not even do it? After all, without going to the market, without getting tired, you get your favorite item sitting at home. Along with this, many benefits are also available in it, like you can refund or replace if you do not like the goods. Online shopping has also been promoted in the Digital India campaign, but sometimes some news raises questions about the credibility of online shopping. One such case related to online shopping has come to the fore. The matter is of Bangalore. In this case, a smartphone worth Rs 12,499 was ordered from Flipkart, which was not delivered.

Flipkart had to pay a fine of 42 thousand

There are many news related to Jhol in online shopping, but this time the case is interesting. It has often been seen that the customer is at a loss but this time the customer has benefited. In this case, a woman got 42 thousand instead of 12 thousand phone. Actually, the negligence of the e-commerce site Flipkart has taken a heavy toll on the company, and they had to pay the fine to the customer, due to which the customer has benefited. The case is of Bangalore. This case has also made people aware of consumer rights.

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According to media reports, a woman living in Bangalore had ordered a budget smartphone from the e-commerce website Flipkart. The price of this smartphone was Rs 12,499, but the woman’s phone was not delivered. The woman made several complaints, but there was no response even after repeated contact with Flipkart. After this, upset by the irresponsible attitude of Flipkart, the woman took recourse to the law. The woman complained in the consumer court. The court has ordered Flipkart to pay not only the cost of the woman’s phone but also the fine. After this, Flipkart will now pay Rs 42,000 to that woman instead of Rs 12,499 mobile.

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