Shanghai Wenfeng was heavily fined for false propaganda. How much did the exaggerated propaganda of the merchants mislead consumers?

False publicity is actually a common thing among many brands. In order to make their products sell better, some brands will carry out false publicity, but false publicity It will inevitably cause some serious consequences. In 2021, Shanghai Wenfeng Beauty and Hairdressing Company was severely punished for false publicity. The store itself was only engaged in the simple beauty industry, but it boasted that it was very powerful. Therefore, after investigation by the relevant departments, This company was severely fined.

When promoting this company, the founder of the company was treated as if he were investing in a pyramid scheme. He also said that problems that even Hua Tuo and Li Shizhen could not solve could be solved by the founder of the company. , the editor myself thinks it is ridiculous. Moreover, the founder of the company also said that the company can effectively solve problems such as flat warts, pimples and acne. These conditions themselves should go to the hospital for treatment. Beauty salons like this will actually make the treatment worse. Yes, and the exaggerated publicity of beauty salons is actually very wrong.

It is said that this beauty and hairdressing company has been fined a lot of money by the market supervision department and has been warned many times in succession, but it still has not made any changes. This kind of company generally takes advantage of consumers' desire to treat their physical conditions, and then induces consumers to consume. Generally, employees will choose to use more obscure words when communicating with consumers, so subsequent consumers will Even wanting to defend your rights is very difficult.

Merchant’s exaggerated publicity will cause consumers to have certain misunderstandings about this product. The product itself will not be of any help to consumers. However, due to the exaggerated publicity of merchants, consumers will choose to pay in order to treat a current condition of their own, and this will also cause consumers to spend a lot of money. The market supervision department has ordered the company to dismantle its exaggerated slogans.