Personal Experience
It was very small but it was RM65.00 it was interesting to
have a postman coming all over from the town just to deliver small piece of
item. I bought it from an online store.
Used an application
I posted an advertisement of my card on mudah.my and
Carousell. I received several offers. The only person that I have accepted his
offer was Mr S.
Tried to sell my card
He seemed nice, typed decently. He told me he would get the card for his children. We met at Pasar Kajang
exchanged thoughts. He agreed to get the card.
Days later, he told me that he had a problem with his card.
I was insecure, I told him that he could ask me for a refund.
Lesson Learned
I wanted to be sure, I told him to search for a help at Youtube.
He insisted to return the card. I agreed and refunded his money. Until today, I
could never find the card inside my mailbox. As a lesson for myself, I learned
to use the policy of "goods sold are not returnable” and being judicious
in trading especially online.
Referring to the Consumer Rights
The sixth right stated by FOMCA: The Right to Redress
Referring to the Consumer Rights
The sixth right stated by FOMCA: The Right to Redress
To receive a fair settlement of
just claims, including compensation for misrepresentation, shoddy goods or
unsatisfactory services.

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