SAIC Will Formulate Guidelines For Implementing "7 Days No Reason To Return"

The new consumer law has implemented "7 days no reason to return products" for off-site shopping such as online shopping and TV shopping. Huang Jianhua, deputy director of the State Administration for Industry and commerce, bureau of consumer protection, recently revealed that at the joint meeting of promoting the media shopping industry regulation, because the "7 days no reason to return" was found to be controversial in the implementation process, the SAIC will formulate guidelines for implementing the "7 days no reason to return" rule, and make a clearer provision for the specific criteria for no reason to return.

It is said that there is no reason to return goods now. There are different standards between merchants and consumers. Some businesses are also expanding the scope of goods that can not be returned.

The industry and Commerce will be in the guidance document to which goods can retire, which goods can not retreat, to operators and consumers a specific operation rules.

such as

Without the tag, the appliance is missing the instructions. These key parts are indivisible from the main body of the commodity, which can easily lead to no use. If they are lost, they can not be returned without reason.

In addition, the industrial and commercial spot checks found that

Online selling fake products, SAIC will further increase spot checks on products sold on Internet, TV, telephone and radio.

And operators will also implement the system of first asking and advance compensation, which will lead to disputes over consumption, and operators must be responsible for encouraging compensation.

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Mr. Liu, head of marketing department of Tian Hao Cheng, said they received a notice from the general manager on the night of 10, demanding that the 11 should be demolished and the 12 official closed.

Tian Hao Cheng clothing wholesale market opened in 2002 at its present site.

In 2013, the leaders of Xicheng said for the first time that Xicheng District belongs to the core functional area of the city, and it will lead to an orderly withdrawal from the development of western cities.

"Dynamic batch" adjustment work will enter the argumentation stage.

Mr. Liu said that in February 28th last year, they received notice from their superiors that they were ready to relocate, and that they did not renew their agreements with merchants.

"As the deposit has not been fully in place, we informed the merchant that the rent would be waived if he continued to operate in the field until the deposit was refunded."

It is reported that there are more than 300 merchants in Tian Hao, and a deposit of 20 thousand yuan per household will be refunded recently.

For the future arrangement, Mr Liu said that after the deposit was refunded, the market would no longer organize the existing businesses to move to the land, and merchants would make their own way.

"We have also organized merchants to visit Langfang, Hebei. At present, no businessmen have told us they would like to go there to operate."

Tian Hao Cheng's head of China shipping property said that the building will be renovated after the Spring Festival, and will be used for office rental in the future.

Li Bin came from Liaoning. In 2002, when Tian Hao became a business, he settled in and ran leather bags on the ground floor.

He told reporters that the family had laid a shop on the plate of Tian Hao Cheng and Kim Caie De, "there is half a year due."

Li Bin said that in recent years, the Internet has had a great impact on clothing stores, and his business has not prospered in recent years.

Yesterday, the last day before the market closed, Li Bin was still dumping goods.

In those days, he sold only one box, the original price was 60 yuan, and the price was 20 yuan at the time of sale.

"For a year, the business has been bad, and the dump can't go out.

Walking, scattered, we do not know which day to tear down, what new goods do not dare to enter, can only throw away the old goods.

Old customers are basically broken, and individual customers know that they have to be demolished, and fewer and fewer people are coming.

Li Bin lives in Tiantongyuan. After the subway price rises, his booth has also been closed for several days. "One day can't sell anything. It takes ten dollars to go back and forth by the subway, counting the pportation cost and the money for lunch."

After the relocation of the "moving batch", it is rumoured that Hebei Langfang is likely to become a place for industrial pfer.

Li Bin went to Langfang with the market participants. "Or find a place in Beijing. After all, there are more people here and more people.

I will go home if I can do anything. I don't want to go to Langfang. "