Jokes of old customers

Promise? Big data killing? This is forbidden. Regular customers, of course! That is, customers who often spend money online. Moreover, big data is just a tool to integrate data in a specific range. It is not smart enough to distinguish between rich farmers and poor farmers. So what? Murder? You must be a regular.

First,? Big data killing? It's a network term, which means that old customers are more expensive than new customers for the same goods. Big data killing? It was rated as a social buzzword of 20 18. This word mainly reflects that some websites have different degrees of killing, and consumers find it difficult to obtain evidence to defend their rights after being killed. These websites are also extremely confidential about this kind of behavior, so this buzzword became popular at that time. Actually, this kind? Kill them? The phenomenon has existed for many years, not from 20 18, but from more data? Kill them? This phenomenon appeared earlier in foreign countries than in China.

According to the description of the old user, when he spends frequently on a website, it will be much more expensive than the new user when he spends again. Although the website explains that it is a discount for new users, this phenomenon is relatively light from some accounts that can't be called new users or old users just after registration, indicating that some websites are integrating big data in the background. As long as it is classified as an old customer, it will be much more expensive than other users. This phenomenon is called by netizens. Big data killing? .

Second, after the release of this regulation, if you encounter it again? Kill them? Customers can lodge a claim, at least in 500 yuan. The state has promulgated regulations for this phenomenon. Judging from the latest regulations promulgated by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and officially implemented in June 10, what should we do if this happens in the future? Big data killing? If the phenomenon occurs, users can claim compensation from the website, because the regulations clearly stipulate that tour operators shall not use high-tech means to infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of users.

I believe that with this regulation, some websites or apps will be more honest. At the very least, they won't cheat users who use their websites for a long time. After all, today's users are all monkeys with tails, and they are all very sophisticated. If you dare to cheat users again, it is estimated that this website or app is not far from being used. Not only that, but also some users who are good at defending rights will be sued, and there will really be no place to cry!

Finally: Maybe I was, too? Kill them? Yes, but I may not have found it.