McDonald's pushed the meat sandwich, and it was spit out too little meat. Is McDonald's a bully? How to safeguard rights and interests?

McDonald's made another story. Recently, it launched a new product, China Hamburger. The picture is full of meat that is about to overflow. However, when consumers buy this meat loaf, they find that there is only a little meat in it, just like jiaozi. Later, he took the actual picture of this Chinese hamburger and put it on the social platform to vomit. In fact, McDonald's is not a big bully, because it is actually an advertising trick used by many businesses, which is far from the real thing. There's another line of fine print on the poster? The pictures are for reference only, please take the real thing as the standard? . If you want to protect your rights and interests, you can raise them face to face, or through social platforms, and call consumer complaint hotlines such as 123 15.

There are also many advertising methods like McDonald's. Think about the braised beef noodles that we often eat. The pictures are all large pieces of beef, even vegetables and the like. But the instant noodles I got were just a small freeze-dried beef granule, which was far from the photo. In fact, the Advertising Law also stipulates that advertising subjects should be responsible for the authenticity of advertisements, and advertisements should not contain false or misleading contents. But up to now, no business has been severely punished, so that's it.

But when you encounter such a thing and feel uncomfortable inside. The first way to defend rights is to question the merchants on the spot, such as going to the counter. Usually they have a good service attitude, or they don't want other consumers to see the conflict here, and they will try their best to help you solve the problem or redo it. It is also possible that their original standard is such a weight, because McDonald's products should be standardized. But it does not rule out that this store may cut corners by cutting store costs.

In addition, the method of safeguarding rights can be exposed and reflected through social platforms. Because now everyone is from the media, if others feel the same way about these exposed things, or have similar experiences, everyone will help forward them, thus helping you expand your influence and forcing businesses to make official explanations in public opinion and follow-up treatment. In this incident, the protagonist used this method.

Finally, complaints can be made through the official hotline 123 15, and then the relevant departments will take evidence for processing. But the disadvantage is that it takes a long time and needs to be followed up all the time.

To sum up, McDonald's Chinese hamburger played another joke. As consumers, we can also bravely safeguard our rights and interests.