Consumers Pay Attention To Industrial And Commercial Reminder: Inferior Products Can Not Be Sold.

Recently, Ms. Zhang of Penglai bought a pair of so-called "processing products" by businessmen. However, after wearing them for a few days after coming home, shoes were broken, so the shoes were a pair of "inferior products".

Recently, when Ms. Zhang was shopping, she found a brand shoe store playing an advertisement to clean up the stock and handle some shoes from 3 to 50 percent off, so she went to the store and picked up a pair.

After coming home for a few days, Ms. Zhang found that the "shoe" appeared obvious crack on the upper surface.

"This is obviously a quality problem, although it is a product, but the quality can not be so bad!"

With a lot of grievances, Ms. Zhang took the shoes and found the merchants to ask for a refund, but they were rejected by the merchants.

The reason for the refusal is: this shoe clearly indicates "processed goods". According to the relevant regulations, the goods processed do not carry out "three packages", and at the same time, the products are also marked on the invoice.

Unfortunately, Miss Zhang had to reflect the situation to the Consumers Association of Penglai.

After investigation, industrial and commercial workers found that these "sale products" for sale were inferior products.

The consumers' Association explained that the legal nature of inferior products and processed products is different.

Processing products can be sold on the market, but they should give clear instructions to customers when they are sold, and point out the defects existing in the products, or explain the specific reasons for processing, and can not bear the responsibility of "Three Guarantees".

However, inferior products are different, and under all circumstances, inferior products can not be listed for sale.

Finally, the businessman realized his mistake and promised to do a free return for Ms. Zhang. He promised to put the shoes on the shelves immediately and return them to the manufacturers.