Industry And Commerce Issued Consumer Warning &Nbsp; Double Festival Near Shopping Should Be "Five Beware".

Beware 1 gift "packaging" trap

Holidays are the peak period of gift consumption, but exquisite packaging often finds candy spoiled, cigarettes and alcohol are fake, health products unknown, and the inner layer of fruit basket has rotted away. Therefore, consumers are best to buy them in regular stores, and when necessary, open the packaging inspection and retain the bills.

Beware of 2 "foreign" head selling dog trap

Many beautifully packaged, highly flavored products, marked with imported brand names, are interested in striking the edges of labels on the labels of origin and manufacturers. They intend to produce a very similar name for similar commodities, and deliberately mark foreign brands, foreign symbols and unique packaging on the logo. Therefore, when consumers buy imported goods, they should not only recognize the brand, but also see the origin and manufacturer's address.

Beware of the "gift" trap of 3 businesses.

The promotional slogans of merchants in holiday promotions are often tempting: "buy 300 to send 200", "buy one get one". When consumers are driven by these slogans to spend more to meet the "requirements", they find that the "preferential" they get is "conditional". For example, the coupons of 200 yuan are divided into 30 yuan for buying clothes, 20 yuan coupons for buying shoes, and 15 yuan coupons for stationery. Therefore, consumers should consult the business clearly before consumption, so as to "clearly consume".

Beware of the "discount" trap of 4 businesses.

Merchandise "discount" and merchandise "gift" as hidden traps: such as "buy twenty percent off pieces" usually set the scope of choice; "full court seventy percent off" behind there is a small "start", consumers do not pay attention to it is hard to see; some businesses sell the long-term backlog of goods on sale by discount, and more businesses use the means of "down to dark" to substantially raise the "original price".

Beware of the raffle trap of 5 businesses

Many businesses use the "double knot" to play the trick of "shopping for the big prize". When customers reach a certain amount of shopping, they can participate in sweepstakes and other activities. In fact, the chances of winning a prize are negligible. Therefore, consumers should not blindly shop for the big prize and buy goods that are not needed on impulse.