Forvision.in
This policy is established in compliance with the Direct Selling Rules, 2021, under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, to ensure fair and transparent procedures for delisting a direct seller. Forvision.in is committed to maintaining high standards of professionalism, ethics, and adherence to applicable laws.
A direct seller may be delisted for the following reasons:
1. Violation of Terms and Conditions: Breach of the terms and conditions outlined in the agreement between the company and the direct seller.
2. Non-Compliance with Laws: Failure to comply with the Direct Selling Rules, 2021, or other applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
3. Fraudulent or Unethical Practices:Misrepresentation of product/service details.
- Engaging in deceptive practices or false promises.
- Using misleading marketing techniques.
4. Consumer Complaints: Consistent complaints from customers regarding the conduct or service of the direct seller.
Inactive Status: Non-performance or inactivity for a specified period as mentioned in the agreement (e.g., six months or more).
6. Misuse of Company's Brand: Misusing Forvision.in's brand name, logo, or resources for unauthorized purposes.
7. Non-Payment of Dues: Failure to pay outstanding dues, if applicable.
- The direct seller will be issued a written notice via email or registered post stating the reason for delisting.
- A response period of 30 days will be provided to the direct seller to address or rectify the issue.
- The company will conduct a thorough investigation of the issue raised, including reviewing evidence and gathering input from all parties involved.
- The findings of the investigation will determine the final decision.
- Forvision.in reserves the right to delist a direct seller without prior notice in the following cases:
- 1. Involvement in criminal activities or gross misconduct.
- 2. Evidence of fraud, misrepresentation, or activities that harm the company's reputation.
- 3. Breach of confidentiality or sharing proprietary information.