Other dare not say, this is definitely a company that does not pay attention to credibility. My classmate got married this year. She is a white-collar worker who works in the city, with a prestigious school education. Officially get married outside, symbolically go home for a wedding reception. My family says this wine is ordinary, but I can buy a certain amount of wine and give it to three or five cases. The students didn't care, the old man insisted, and the students consulted. The agency only repeatedly emphasized the delivery of wine, so the students bought some and left their contact information. But in a place like Linyi, shopping rarely requires invoices, and students don't care about these. Because I think this is the largest winery in the area, how can we not keep our reputation? As a result, it took more than three months for the winery to call my classmate to provide wedding videos. My classmate thinks that a broker didn't ask for a video when buying wine, and the wedding video of the two is personal privacy. Because the wedding in the city is relatively large, students don't video at home and don't like video, so they don't provide video. The winery used the excuse of not giving wine. Although the students didn't care about the wine, they felt cheated, so they consulted a lawyer. Lawyers believe that the lawsuit is not easy to fight, because there is no advertisement for the agent to give away wine, and there is no direct evidence such as invoices. Moreover, if students always run back to their hometown from Beijing to fight a liquor lawsuit worth two or three hundred yuan, it is definitely not worth the candle. Therefore, the students can only walk away angrily. As Linyi people, although we are in other places, we are all sad that there is such a notorious enterprise in our hometown. From the legal point of view, it is essentially different for wineries to require video as the basis for giving wine, because there should be no additional conditions for giving wine, and the wedding video is absolutely personal privacy, and even photos can't be posted without the consent of the authorized person. Why do some people send wedding videos to wineries (even for free publicity)? Gifts should be an extra reward for customers who buy their wine. Then this kind of reward should be enjoyed by all qualified customers (buying a certain amount of wine), and we can't ask for the absurd behavior of providing the video of the deceased. If the gift wine is limited to the wedding, students can submit it to the court if they have a marriage certificate. If the winery thinks that the agent has not explained it to the customer, then the winery should bear joint and several liability for the fault of the dealer. I also hope that if there are friends who can provide similar advertisements and invoices for wineries, they can provide us with evidence so that we can use it as evidence in litigation!