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Group Buying Trap: Price 280 Yuan Skirt Unexpectedly Brushed 840 Yuan

2010/7/6 11:39:00 59

A skirt marked 280 yuan, actually brushed 840 yuan.

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In order to buy a skirt, Ms. Zhang trusting the network link sent by the shopkeeper, brushed three credit cards continuously, and the dress was not bought, but it lost 840 yuan in vain.

Ms. Zhang, who works in an enterprise in Jining, told the author that in the evening of June 28th, she saw a skirt priced at 380 yuan at a shop in Taobao. After browsing, she planned to do the collection first and continue.

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Let's see if the price is more suitable.

It happens that another shop has a price of only 280 yuan for the same skirt. Miss Zhang intends to take a brief look at it and take it down. It can be clicked continuously for several times.

Ms. Zhang then contacted the shopkeeper's QQ on the page, and the shopkeeper indicated that there was still a product. The link was not updated, and could be traded through another network link. Then a web link was sent, and Ms. Zhang soon opened it.

Zhang said, unlike previous online shopping, this time it did not pass.

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The shopkeeper only asked her to trade through the network link and repeat the payment.

In the meantime, the trading page showed that the paction failed. The owner repeated screenshots that the system was busy and the paction failed.

"But the message on my cell phone shows that the consumption amount is 280 yuan, and the paction has been successful."

Ms. Zhang said that she had made three pactions when she saw the tips of the page's "paction failure".

Meanwhile, shopkeepers continued to make screenshots of failed pactions and urged them to continue trading.

Ms. Zhang was suspicious and refused to continue trading. The owner said that it might be a problem to restart the computer.

However, when Ms. Zhang restarted the computer, she found that the shopkeeper who was still online had already left the line.

Ms. Zhang realized that she had been cheated.

"I checked on the Internet, and many people were deceived by similar means. I spent more than 800 yuan, and I never bought anything."

Ms. Zhang said she used to buy things from the Internet, and she refused direct pactions such as card numbers and early remittance.

But this unexpected link made her eat a "dumb loss". She failed to pay directly to the other account through the third party payment platform, and lost 800 yuan in vain.