Question

List the following:

Any five consumer problems

Answer 1

1. Defective or Poor-Quality Products: Consumers may receive products that are damaged, defective, or do not meet the expected quality standards. Such products may not work properly and cause loss to consumers.
2. Overcharging and Unfair Pricing: Sometimes sellers charge more than the marked price or do not provide correct information about prices. This results in consumers paying more than the actual cost of the product.
3. Adulteration of Products: Adulteration means mixing inferior or harmful substances with products, especially food items. It affects the quality and safety of products and can be harmful to consumers’ health.
4. Misleading Advertisements: Some advertisements provide false or incomplete information about products and services. Consumers may be attracted by these claims and make wrong purchasing decisions.
5. Deficiency in Services: Consumers may face problems due to poor or unsatisfactory services such as delays, improper repair, lack of response, or failure to provide promised services by service providers.