The resolution that you can seek from a company will depend on the nature of your complaint. Generally, you may be able to seek compensation, refunds, repairs or replacements, or other forms of redress. Some companies may also offer apologies, explanations, or other forms of acknowledgement or assurance.

Yes, you can submit a complaint against an online seller or service provider. In fact, there are many resources available specifically for online consumer protection, such as the Better Business Bureau's Online Complaint System, the Federal Trade Commission's Complaint Assistant, and various state and national consumer protection agencies

After you register a complaint, the company will typically review the details and investigate the issue. They may reach out to you for more information or to offer a resolution. If the issue cannot be resolved directly with the company, you may need to escalate the complaint to a third-party consumer protection agency or government organisation.

While it is not strictly necessary to have a lawyer to file a complaint in Consumer court, it may be helpful to consult with one to understand your legal rights and options. A lawyer can also help you prepare and present your case effectively.

Yes, you can register a complaint against a foreign company. However, the process may be more complex and may involve international legal frameworks.

A consumer can file a complaint when they believe they have been harmed by a product or service that they purchased. This can include issues related to safety, quality, reliability, pricing, advertising, and other aspects of consumer experience.