If the "preferential shoes" have been opened for just one day, should the merchants bear the responsibility of "Three Guarantees"?

Yesterday, the Qixia industrial and commercial bureau dealt with a preferential commodity dispute, and merchants finally implemented the "three package" according to the normal commodity.

Two days ago, Ms. Zhang bought a pair of high-heeled shoes at an individual shoe store in Maigaoqiao, and spent 199 yuan. At that time, the merchant said it was a preferential commodity, and it only provided a sales certificate without invoicing.

New shoes have just been worn for a day, and the phenomenon of glue has appeared.

Merchants rejected Ms. Chang's request for replacement, the reason is that these shoes are ex gratia products and do not enjoy "Three Guarantees".

After confirmation, the industry and Commerce staff confirmed that the situation reflected by Ms. Zhang is true.

"Ex gratia shoes" only open one day, it is a quality problem, and the seller does not explain the quality of the shoes, so it should bear the responsibility of "Three Guarantees".

After mediation, the dealer finally changed a woman's shoes for Ms. Chang.

Recently, the temperature has changed to a high level. Many businesses have promoted sales in the name of "preferential goods" and "handling commodities" in order to empty their stocks.

Then, is the above preferential treatment commodity normally "three packages"?

Industrial and commercial personnel to introduce preferential goods, processing goods whether the implementation of "three packages" depends on two circumstances.

If a businessman claims that the reason for the price reduction is not related to the quality and function of the product because of the relocation and the discount of the season, the operator should bear the responsibility of "Three Guarantees". If there are some defects in the commodity, and the businessman has declared in advance to the consumers, after the sale, the seller can not return it.

Industrial and commercial workers remind consumers that when purchasing similar preferential goods, it is best to require businesses to explain the quality of products and "Three Guarantees" before deciding whether to buy them.