Seller Accountability on eCommerce
Supreme Court has said today no firecrackers can be sold on ecommerce sites. I have noticed in past that fire crackers, chinese manja, hooka have been sold on ecommerce sites and sellers list them as some other product but both the buyers and sellers know whats going to come.
Question is what are ecommerce sites doing to ensure whats listed is whats being sold and its not some banned item, drugs, etc etc. Consumer Ministry must form rules in this regard. more
Question is what are ecommerce sites doing to ensure whats listed is whats being sold and its not some banned item, drugs, etc etc. Consumer Ministry must form rules in this regard. more
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Is it that no department can framing the rules, without direction from the Supreme Court ?? more
Oct 30
Will you please be little specific as to how you came to know that the e-commerce companies are selling these banned items in the name of other products? more
Oct 29
Laws and rules are available but their enforcement is a weak link. Also, buyers must be educated for not buying from unauthorised sellers (whether shops/ fly by night shops / e-commerce sites). The buyers should not buy banned items..... more
Oct 25
Public should not buy manja made in China as it causes serious injuries to the birds while flying in the sky.. Recently I have come across a news report in which it was mentioned that a person's neck was cut as a result of the Chinese Manja. We should not purchase items manufactured by China and dumped in our markets. From Ramchandra Karve more
Oct 23
