New Shoes Should Be Accompanied By Old Invoices.

The leather shoes bought 20 days ago actually had a "invoice issued three years ago".

Earlier this month, Mr. Liu, a Mulan Township in Huangpi, spent 250 yuan on a pair of women's leather shoes at the Red Dragonfly store in Changling, and gave them gifts on the eve of "March 8".

But leather shoes only appear for more than 20 days, cracking and degumming.

Mr. Liu had to find a shoe store and ask for a replacement.

I did not expect that the date of my own invoice was actually "March 1, 2004". The owner thought that he had passed the warranty period earlier, refused to repair it for him, and could not replace it. At the time, his wife's complaints made Mr. Liu's scalp numb.

Yesterday, the wronged Mr. Liu took the shoes and invoices to the newspaper for complaint. The reporter contacted the Mulan industrial and commercial office after receiving the report. After investigation, the receipt of the store's receipts in March this year did have an invoice dated "2004", and the number was identical with that of Mr. Liu.

In this regard, the shopkeeper explained that the salesperson was mistaken for a date and immediately apologized to Mr. Liu and promised to exchange a new pair of shoes for him.