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By Li Qian |
May 14, 2012, Monday
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An online shop on taobao.com was closed after it sent a set of funeral clothes to a customer in revenge for her negative comment on the shop.
The customer surnamed Fang is a university student in Wuhan, capital of central Hubei Province. She was shocked to receive child-sized funeral clothes on May 8.
She believes the sender is the Guangdong-based online shop because she gave a bad rating the day before on the shop for refusing to refund her for a skirt she found different from its online descriptions.
Taobao, China's biggest e-commerce platform, has begun an investigation into the incident, the Wuhan-based Changjiang Daily reported today.
Fang felt frightened and couldn't help crying. Her boyfriend told the newspaper that he picked up several anonymous phone calls from Guangdong but the caller didn't say a single word.
The customer surnamed Fang is a university student in Wuhan, capital of central Hubei Province. She was shocked to receive child-sized funeral clothes on May 8.
She believes the sender is the Guangdong-based online shop because she gave a bad rating the day before on the shop for refusing to refund her for a skirt she found different from its online descriptions.
Taobao, China's biggest e-commerce platform, has begun an investigation into the incident, the Wuhan-based Changjiang Daily reported today.
Fang felt frightened and couldn't help crying. Her boyfriend told the newspaper that he picked up several anonymous phone calls from Guangdong but the caller didn't say a single word.
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