It'S Not Difficult To Buy Clothes.

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< p > Event Review: last year, Ms. Li bought a "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_h.asp "long down jacket" /a in a large shopping mall.

When I tried it on years ago, I suddenly discovered that there was a a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp" > down coat < /a > the line was open, and there was also a phenomenon of hair loss.

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Ms. P, who was angry, found a businessman to coordinate the refund or replace a new dress. However, she was rejected by the merchants.

Refund? Merchants said they agreed to refund, but the premise is to put the clothes in the store for a while, and can be refunded after being bought by other customers.

In desperation, Ms. Lee had to promise that after a few days, the businessman called to say that someone was willing to buy the dress, but could only buy it at a discount, if Ms. Lee agreed to sell it, if she did not agree, she would take it back and not replace it.

Angry Li directly complained to the local consumers association.

"The result is not bad, it has been solved, merchants are too annoying!" Ms. Li said.

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In the case, Ms. Li Nan, a lawyer from the Shandong P law firm, said that the business encountered by Ms. Li violated the relevant laws and regulations, such as the consumer protection law, the product quality law, and so on.

Ms. Lee's approach is correct and can be protected through complaints to the consumer protection association.

If the two sides fail to reach a conciliation, Ms Li can collect the relevant evidence and file a lawsuit in the local people's court to safeguard her legitimate rights and interests.

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< p > Ning lawyer said that similar cases appeared frequently in real life, and consumers often faced the problem of obtaining evidence, that is, when their legitimate rights and interests were infringed, they did not keep sufficient evidence to prepare for safeguarding rights.

Some consumers even gave up their rights because of the difficulty in obtaining evidence.

Therefore, to remind consumers, when buying products or accepting services, we must pay attention to retaining relevant invoices or documents, and also collect other evidence that can prove their personal or property being infringed, such as witnesses' evidence, audio and video recording, etc., and when necessary, lawyers can be employed to protect their rights.

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