Seasonal Discount Should Be Rational Consumption Of &Nbsp; &Nbsp; Do Not Trust Lightly.

Last Sunday, Miss Xu was shopping in a shopping mall on Huang Xing Road, and found a brand sports shoe counter selling a promotional advertisement of "spring new canvas shoes 20 percent off".

Miss Xu took a fancy to a pair of canvas shoes with a price tag of 239 yuan and a discount price of 191 yuan. When the waiter ordered the tickets, she carefully inspected the shoes. She was surprised to find that the brand name tag on the shoe manufacturer was written at the national retail price of 179 yuan.

Why do you sell 20 percent off yuan for 191 yuan?

The salesperson said that the price of the shoe was a problem with the manufacturer, so it was sold at 239 yuan before modification.

The director of the shopping mall, who heard the news, inspected the counter. He found that the font printed on the price tag of 179 yuan printed by the computer had been changed to 239 yuan by the watercolor pen. The label of the manufacturer's trademark and the national retail price of 179 yuan were removed by scissors, and the new word was put on the white paper with a price of 239 yuan.

The director of the shopping mall said that this is a private price modification behavior. The store stipulates that if the product price is wrong, it is necessary to report to the office of the mall to revise and print the price tag by computer. At the same time, it is also a negligence in the management of the shopping mall, and the shopping mall will also handle the counter according to the regulations.

The Consumers Association of Changsha reminds consumers to take three look and guard against signs of price fraud: first, see whether the price tag is corresponding to the purchase of goods; two, see whether the price tag of the commodity is in line with the price of the manufacturer's trademark tag, and whether the product is the same; three, let's see if the label of the manufacturer's trademark has been altered, cut or retouched.

At the same time, we should remind consumers to advocate rational shopping, avoid blind consumption, and avoid unnecessary waste because of impulsive or credulous business publicity.