OMEGA44-XT
Herald
Maybe file a case with consumer court. Heard a lot of horror stories from FK support. If something is just slightly more expensive at amazon, I will buy from amazon to avoid any bad luck.@OMEGA44-XT @nRiTeCh @Kaleen Bhaiya @lockhrt999
Flipkart is next level, received a call from their laptop team. They said that we haven't sent them the DOA letter. We have sent it like 10 times on mail. Anyways they again asked for the letter and told us to reply on the mail which they will send. Didn't receive any mail from them but received a message on phone action required: we are waiting for details from your side and it comes with a link. That link opens up Help Centre and we can see the agents mail asking for photos but there is not way to reply them. What nonsense is this? Delaying tactics from flipkart? How to reply them in the help centre itself? Their telephonic support is horrible, filled with pan masala eating people. No sense of talking. When asked why is the technician visit scheduled for 10th July, they replied system decides it. HP is asking us to getting the unit sealed from them so that they are done with this. Suppose they seal this unit and then Flipkart's technician comes for a visit somehow then how will things go ahead?
@t3chg33k
User specific it seems. This is from some other issue escalated to them
NCH Agent Remark : The grievance was taken up with the company by NCH but
company has not responded on the grievance. In the absence of suitable/
acceptable redressal by the company, you may file a case at the
designated Consumer Commission from a place of your convenience,
offline. For more information, please visit
http://www.ncdrc.nic.in/districtlis...ml
For online filing of cases at Consumer Commission, you may visit
https://edaakhil....in and follow the process described step-by-step
on the portal after confirming that the concerned State has launched
the e- filing portal. For more information, please visit
https://edaakhil.nic.in/edaakhil/faces/login...ml
Facility of hearing over video-conferencing is also available as per
provision Section 38 (6) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 provided
that the District Commission may, on sufficient cause being shown, and
after recording its reasons in writing, allow the same.
Cases filed in the Consumer Commissions are attempted to be disposed off
within a period of three months from the date of receipt of notice by
the opposite party where the complaint does not require analysis or
testing of commodities and within five months if it requires analysis or
testing of commodities as mentioned under sub-section (7) of Section 38
of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.