HALLMARKING SCHEME..JUST A TOOL FOR LOOTING CUSTOMERS
BIS Hallmarking scheme becomes a knief tool for jewellers to cut the pocket of customers. Most of the jewellers do not follow any rules and regulation. Customer Itself do not know any rules due to which jewellers take advantages of it and looted customer with both hands. BIS knows everthing but he keeps his eyes close everytime. Most of jewellers who has not license or their license expired for selling hallmarking gold article are selling openly hallmarking articles. One example is M/S P.P.JEWELLER PVT LTD, whose license expires on 19/02/2018 but on his webpage still publish that we sells hallmarked jewellery only and displays at his retail showroom counter too. BIS do nothing. So BIS should be kept close. more
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Hallmark rules loot jewelers as well as customers. This scheme was introduced to tear down the business of small-scale jewelers who had family business of jewelry. This scheme always means to restrict the gold business only to big houses who may pay handsome amounts of money to govt easily in the name of charges. You may easily recollect old memories and ornaments of the times of our grandparents. That time gold quality was far superior without any seal, leave alone hallmark or certificates. This scheme should be made ineffective and dissolved. more
Apr 25
yes, it is a fact that BIS Hallmarking scheme becomes a knief tool for jewellers to cut the pocket of customers. more
Apr 25
We may consider the option as to whether such irregularity on the part of BIS/ P.P.Jweller, to file a complaint against them before the Consumer Court, is admissible. more
Apr 23
I fully agree with Biswas yes India is full of illegality and controlling authorities are name sake as now our great opp party wants to impeach even our SC then what might be the other authrities fate !! one can imagine !!! more
Apr 23
Hallmarking stamps are available for Rs.10/- as told by a jewellers so you can imagine the authenticity of the same. more
Apr 22
