Summer Wear Price "Big Dive" Consumer Rights Do Not "Discount"

Autumn is becoming cool. The golden season of the new autumn dress is coming. The summer wear market is also unwilling to be left behind. In the meantime, the "price war" has begun to take place. Meanwhile, the "overlord clause" of the "special commodities not being refunded" has also been staged frequently.

On the 26 day, we visited various shopping malls and franchised stores in the city of Xiaogan, and found that the "clearance" and "special price" signs became the main theme. Merchants opened the clothing price war by buying one get one, full return, single price reduction and multiple discounts, and attracted a group of consumers.

In a few clothing stores in the City Station Road, many summer clothing stores played forty percent off top signs, and some even had 77% off starting prices. The original brand label of hundred yuan is now only forty or fifty yuan.

In the face of the temptation of special clothing, many female consumers are giving generously.

"Is it inappropriate to exchange it?"

In a store, pointing to a dress marked "50 yuan", when the saleswoman asked, the salesperson clearly stated that the special offer goods were not allowed to be returned.

It has been learned that some consumers bought special clothes, and went home to find business theories before they came home. However, they failed because they could not earn money and were not in the range of refund.

"The same is spent money is only a preferential point, why can not enjoy legitimate rights and interests protection?"

Many consumers issue such questions.

City Commerce and industry department responsible person said, commodity season change price reduction really reduced the business profits, but consumers should still enjoy legitimate rights and interests.

As long as goods are not processed, businesses must implement the "three pack" service for seasonal goods. Some businesses refuse to return them on the grounds of "clearance" and "special offer". It is wrong for consumers to complain to the business sector or Consumers Association.