1, merchants use false propaganda to conduct unfair competition.
For example, some commercial buildings advertise in newspapers and subway stations that "all household appliances from supermarkets to the fifth floor participate in the' buy 200-yuan 100 gift certificate' activity". However, the actual situation is that some goods in the commercial building are marked "Do not participate in coupon rebate activities", and some goods are declared out of stock on the first day of the activity. There is nothing in the mobile phone counter, not even samples.
2. Outstanding problems in prize-winning sales.
For example, a consumer once bought a box of instant noodles and won the grand prize promised by the manufacturer-a van. He ran 1000 kilometers to find a manufacturer, and got a car the size of bread made of food. No matter what the theory is, the manufacturer says: this kind of car has a promise.
3. In the promotion method of "how much to buy lottery tickets", there are behaviors of false representation and misleading consumers.
? "Buy as many lottery tickets as you want" is the most commonly used promotion method for merchants, but many consumers find it difficult to spend their lottery tickets after shopping. They can only use the lottery by buying some expired special products, and they are fooled by the fact that the merchants do not clearly explain the details of the activities. In the future, businesses engaged in similar activities must clearly indicate the products they participate in to consumers, otherwise they will be regarded as misleading consumption and severely punished.
4. False discount, selling goods below the cost price.
Some merchants make a fuss about discounts and cheat consumers. Some jewelers offer discounts of 3-6 fold all the year round, and some are even more eye-catching. The discount 1% seems nothing. In fact, the prices of these discounted jewelry are similar to or even higher than those without discounts.
5. Defame competitors by means of commercial slander and disrupt the competition order.
6. Attracting consumers by buying at a very low price or within a limited time, but it was not clearly stated in the relevant publicity, which led to the disorder of the company's scene and caused personal injury to consumers.
At present, in many shopping malls, in order to attract popularity, improper publicity is often used to induce many consumers to have unhealthy consumption psychology of "getting something for nothing". In addition, the security forces in many shopping malls are not well prepared, which often leads to personal injury to consumers because of the extremely chaotic scene.