A shop in Xiwanhe was suspected of buying counterfeit masks
Many citizens went home and found a suspected “inappropriate goods” return. They asked the owner to return the goods. The two sides had a dispute. After the police and the district council heard the mediation at the scene, the shop agreed to return yesterday morning. paragraph. It is reported that the customs arrived at the scene to register the store’s information and seized some masks for inspection.
The site is a short-term lease shop on the ground floor of 51 Shau Kei Wan Road
The shop recently resells masks for 65 yuan per box for 198 yuan. It is reported that the mask box claims to be made in Japan. At present, the masks are “difficult to find.” However, when the neighborhood went home to open the box for inspection, it was found that the masks in the box were suspected of being made in the Mainland, which were inconsistent with the description on the product box. It was suspected that the masks were from the mainland or Taobao, not Japanese products, and there was a suspected counterfeit.
At ten o’clock in the evening, some neighbours successively brought purchased masks. When they returned to the store and asked for a refund, they argued with the person in charge of the store and their staff. Police constables and district councillors received reports for mediation and assistance. They were disturbed until 00:00 yesterday morning. They were responsible for the final answer and allowed refunds to the neighborhood. The police settled the disputes. It is known that the customs had seized some masks for testing at the shop in question.
Eight arrested in online fraud
In addition, the police stated that they attached great importance to online shopping fraud cases, and the victims lost contact with the other party after paying the fee in advance. From late January this year to the fifth of this month, the police received a total of 109 reports related to online shopping masks. A total of about 580,000 yuan was involved. Eight men and women were arrested for allegedly “obtaining property by deception.”