What Can You Do If The Product Bought Online Is Not Worth The Amount?

By Author: Vijay Koragappa Shetty
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You may find it easy to purchase online. Carry out your transactions from the comforts of your office, house or while travelling. You may want to bid a product and buy them at a cheaper rate. You are satisfied that you have won the item at a better rate and wait for the item to be delivered home. Once you open the courier, you will find to your surprise the product does not match the description projected in the shopping site? For a minute, you will be shattered and would want to kill the supplier for cheating on you. Your anger is justified, as you have paid a heavy price for some thing really tiny. The size looks smaller, the finish is different and it is just not worth the amount you have paid.

Hang on, you can solve this out at a resolution centre. A consumer and the manufacturer will be brought together on a platform where in they talk and solve out this issue. But, before you shop, you must make sure that you have read the web site thoroughly and make sure that it has a resolution centre and secure payment online. You can then safely shop what ever you want. Never, buy any thing expensive the first time. If you ...
... are using that site for the first time and are not aware of the bidding process etc, you must bid on smaller objects and see how the transaction takes place. You can then proceed buying more items if you are happy about the first one. If at any time, you have purchased a bad item you have the resolution centre to help you get a refund. You must talk to the supplier online and resolve the case. He may either refund the amount or exchange the item for a better one. If he does not do so, you will get your money back from the web site owner itself as it has claimed safe and secure shopping.

You must also make sure if the web site you are shopping with has a secure socket layer. Any thing you type such as your credit card number and pass word gets encrypted so that no one can see the information you have typed. It is difficult to misuse this information too. But, cross check the yellow lock, there may be a fake image. You must always click on the yellow lock and it is safe only if there is a pop up window displayed asking to verify its authenticity.

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