Should I use "," or ":" after "The fact is" in this case?
The fact is, when the lecturer was the buzzer, consumers asked him a lot of questions regarding the phone, including the price, services and so on

Question

Should I use "," or ":" after "The fact is" in this case?
The fact is, when the lecturer was the buzzer, consumers asked him a lot of  questions regarding the phone, including the price, services and so on

Answer

You would use the comma (,) because it's an introductory phrase.  As for the rest, you would remove "including" because you already used "regarding" so it's redundant.

There are many other things wrong with your sentence, but you can ask those in another questions.

Answer

you use ':' when the following is a list. so you dont use it after 'the fact is' but you can use it after 'including'

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