A University Student Online Shopping Roller Skates &Nbsp; Thousands Of Yuan Shui Po.

A few days ago, because there was no formal choice.

Xiao Wang is a student at the XiangFan University.

In September 15th, he discussed with his friends several pairs of roller skates.

After searching through Baidu, Xiao Wang found a website selling roller skates.

After joining QQ, Xiao Wang reached the purchase intention through chat: order 4 pairs of roller skates, pay 1000 yuan.

The merchant says 500 yuan is paid, and the remaining 500 yuan is paid after the goods arrive.

Subsequently, Xiao Wang paid 500 yuan according to his designated account.

On the 19 day, a man claiming to be a delivery man said that the goods had arrived in Xiangfan and urged Xiao Wang to pay the remaining 500 yuan.

When Xiao Wang remitted the money, he still did not receive the goods.

A few hours later, the delivery clerk said that the payment was a deposit and had to be paid 1000 yuan to deliver the goods.

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Foshan City Administration of industry and Commerce released the first half of 2009, serious false and illegal advertising advertisements, well-known medicine industry and trade (Group) Co., Ltd. well-known drug magnetic shoes deceived patients were exposed!

Well known industry and trade (Group) Co., Ltd., "famous medicine magnetic shoe" medical device advertising.

The product is the first class medical device, the product name is "the reputation drug magnetic shoe", the registration number is "internal medicine tube equipment (quasi) 2001 1260008th", the registration number is valid for 4 years, expires in 2005.

The advertisement for medical devices has not been released without the approval of the advertising censorship authorities. It appears that "many middle-aged and old friends have been cured after a lifetime of illness", "pure physical therapy", "the best gift" and so on. Advertising advertisements contain unscientific assertions or warranties, and use the most advanced terms, which violate the provisions of article fourteenth (1), seventh, second (three) and thirty-fourth of the advertising law of the People's Republic of China.