A Chinese woman was wrongly accused of misusing a return tag, but later clarified that it contained information about missing children for a charity project.
A woman from North-East China came into limelight because she kept a clothing tag on her bag while hiking. She was seen carrying different such bags. After this he started searching online. She even came under scrutiny, although later when people came to know the truth, they sympathized with her.
Questions are being raised on the viral video of a Chinese woman
According to a report by South China Morning Post, this statement has come after the lead content of his video was heavily criticized on social media. Deng, from Jilin province, recently shared a hiking clip in which the tag was visible, following which users accused her of returning the product after use. Some social media users also shared an old video in which he was shown wearing a ski suit with a similar tag. Now people say that she misuses the return policy and buys new bags, then uses them and returns them. This causes huge losses to companies.
Return policy increased misuse
According to a report by SCMP, Chinese e-commerce platforms usually offer a seven-day unconditional return policy for customer safety. However, many customers take advantage of this in a wrong way. After purchasing goods from here, they use them and then return them. Due to which the company suffers huge loss.
During the Double 11 Shopping Festival on November 11 this year, many shopkeepers also tried to prevent misuse by attaching oversized clothing tags and installing minor locks on clothing zippers.