Online Sale Of Luxury Goods &Nbsp; Quality Is Not Guaranteed.

Recently, some media reported that the Tissot table sold on Gao Peng's website was a fake watch.

At the same time, Dangdang watch sold by Dangdang, Amazon and other websites has been denied by Tissot China. At the same time, the sale of luxury goods by websites has become the focus of attention.

According to a press survey, most of the so-called luxury goods sold online are unknown, some of which may be

Not long ago, Tissot China officially issued a statement confirming that the online sale of Tissot was a fake watch. In addition, Dangdang, Amazon and other well-known e-commerce websites publicize the sale of real Tissot watches.

Website selling holiday happens

Luxury goods sold by some websites are not just the Tissot watches. In fact, all kinds of luxury goods such as leather bags, clothes, jewelry and so on are flooding the online shopping market.

Miss Zhang is a white-collar in a foreign company. In order to save money and ensure the quality of life, she chose to buy luxury products online, but an unhappy experience made her lose confidence in online shopping luxuries.

"Seeing a wallet of PRADA, I like it very much. The price of the store is 1000 yuan more than that of the Internet, so I choose to buy this wallet online.

It was not long before I received my wallet. I did not find any problems with the product when I opened the box. In order to make sure that I bought the real product, I went to the brand store to check the goods with my wallet in my wallet.

Unexpectedly, the attendant of the store told me that this is a high imitation product, not a licensed product.

This makes me very angry. From then on, I no longer believe in the slogan of luxury goods 100% real goods promised on the website.

Miss Zhang remembers angrily.

It is not just the luxury products sold on the Internet that make consumers feel very upset, but the lack of proper rights protection after buying goods often makes consumers feel chill.

"Online shopping does not guarantee that consumers can get good after-sales service."

Speaking of luxury online shopping experience, Miss Li said angrily: "1 years ago, I bought a crystal necklace on a website and found that a crystal on the necklace fell off after I got it. So I asked the website how to deal with this matter. I didn't expect that station to refuse to provide after-sales service for me. Finally, I had to find a way to set up the crystal falling on the necklace."

No sale rights of Brand Company

Why are there so many fake products in online shopping? The key is that some websites do not get the right to sell luxury goods.

The reporter understands that many luxury companies, especially some European brands, are very strict in the management of online sales platforms, and they are very cautious about licensing Chinese distributors.

Subsequently, the reporter asked some electronic shopping platforms on the related matters, and the staff of these online shopping platforms refused to disclose whether they signed agreements with the high-end consumer goods brands and suppliers' relevant information.

An industry insider who asked not to be named said that most of the so-called luxury goods sold by the electronic commerce platform were unknown. Some of them may be fake, or possibly parallel imports. It is not possible to exclude individual businesses from selling some defective high-end consumer goods to the Internet.

Some websites in China also have a small number of luxury goods. It is understood that these goods are shipped to Hongkong and other places through overseas students or tourists. Then they are hired to bring them from Hongkong to the mainland and sell them online.

However, the goods purchased are still facing certain risks. Once customs find luxury goods, they may be punished in addition to paying customs duties.

Consumers face a sense of distrust in the face of fake shopping and online shopping with difficulty in safeguarding their rights. Choosing online shopping luxury goods is becoming more and more cautious.

"Now, there are so many websites that sell luxury goods. The goods sold are true and false. It is difficult to judge. In order to make sure that the goods they purchased are not fake, I am very careful when choosing shopping websites, and I will buy them again after repeated consideration."

Consumer Wang told reporters.

"I will not patronize websites that have been sold for counterfeit goods, mainly because they are worried that other commodities may also be fakes. For insurance purposes, I will bypass these problem websites and choose other websites to be more sensible."

Consumer Zhao Xiaojie said.