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A REPORT released by ymatou.com, an overseas shop-ping website, showed that Shen-zhen ranked ninth nationwide regarding its residents’ spending on overseas products, according to sznews.com.
The report showed that in Shenzhen overseas shopping had soared the most rapidly among the top 10 cities with highest spending on overseas products in China over the past year. The per-item expenditure on
overseas products in Shenzhen reached 515 yuan (US$75.78), the second-highest nationwide.
The overseas brands that are most favored by Shenzhen-ers included LV, Prada, Bot-tega Veneta, Versace and MK. Shenzhen customers also prefer high-end skincare brands such as Laduree, SK-II and Tom Ford.
Data from the website showed that haute couture and handbags were the main overseas products bought by female customers in
Shenzhen, and they tended to buy more capacious handbags, such as Boston bags or tote bags.
According to the report, Shen-zheners also like to buy high value-added products such as fi ne jewelry, bags and suitcases with collectable value. As a cross-border e-commerce website, ymatou.com provides more than 800,000 products from over 83 countries to Chinese customers per day, according to the report. (Zhang Yang)
SEVERAL hundred people were cheated in an investment scam by a company called Shenzhen Kuaijietong Group (KJT) in Nanshan District, according to a report by Shenzhen Television on Wednesday.
A victim, surnamed Fang, got to know a woman, who claimed to be both an employee and investor with KJT in March 2016.
The woman, surnamed Lyu,
told Fang that she had purchased luxury items, such as watches, cellphones and a BMW car, with the reward points she earned from investing, and the points could be used to purchase any item.
As each point is equivalent to 1 yuan (US$0.15) and they supposedly accumulated like a snowball, Fang was tempted to partner with her friend and invested 45,000 yuan in KJT.
On KJT’s website, the group
asserts that it is an online fi nance fi rm, and that the rewards points can be used to purchase com-modities, automobiles, insur-ance and even real estate.
It wasn’t until March this year that KJT’s online stores became available, but investors found out to their dismay that the reward points were only useable for trad-ing a few commodities.
On June 2, KJT announced on its website that cash and reward
point transfers in China had been suspended and investors’ account cash balance could be used to trade “Bama water.”
Fang tried to contact Lyu to settle her investment, but she couldn’t reach her by phone.
According to the victims, they registered their KJT accounts without signing any contracts, and they transferred money immediately after registering.
(Lei Kaibin, Han Ximin)
SHENZHEN police busted a criminal ring suspected of making and selling counterfeit cigarettes at a market value of 1.37 million yuan (US$201,586).
A total of 28 suspects, includ-ing the ring leader, accountants, foremen, technicians, workers and drivers have been detained and 27 of them have been approved for arrest.
In a coordinated action in Guangzhou, police impounded seven vehicles and detained seven suspects in raids to nine warehouses, according to police Wednesday.
It is the largest fake cigarette case that police have busted in the city’s history in terms of the number of arrests and social infl uence. The criminal ring has a complicated organizational structure and complete crime chain that covers
production, packaging, storage, transportation and sale.
In an action March 26, follow-ing a four-month investigation, 200 police offi cers in Shenzhen busted three production lines, impounded six vehicles and seized 500,000 cigarettes at the scene. Nearly 10 tons of produc-tion materials and fi lters in 322 boxes were also confi scated. The counterfeit cigarettes, vehicles, production materials and the production lines were worth almost 100 million yuan, according to police.
In June 2016, police discov-ered a criminal ring making fake cigarettes in Longgang District, but police didn’t take action as the ring closed its factory and didn’t resume production.
In December, police found out the organization of the ring,
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THE Shenzhen Consumer Council released a survey report Thursday, which shows that JD.com is most recommended by customers among 12 fresh food O2O e-commerce websites that are most often used by Shenzheners.
After selecting the 12 most-used fresh food O2O e-commerce websites according to Shenzhen consumers via an online ques-tionnaire, the council evaluated these websites’ customer relation-ships by using the Net Promoter Score (NPS) evaluation system, which mainly shows how likely customers were to recommend the websites to their friends.
According to the council, the NPS is calculated based on responses to a single question — how likely is it that you would recommend this company, product or service to a friend or colleague. The scoring ranges from 0 to 10.
Those who respond with a score of 9 or 10 are considered promoters, while those who respond with a score of 0 to 6 are labeled detractors and responses of 7 and 8 are labeled passives. The NPS is calculated by subtracting the percentage of detractors from the percentage of promoters.
Based on the 2,400 responses that the council collected, the NPS report showed that JD.com ranked fi rst with a score of 51.7, followed by sfbest.com and womai.com with scores of 41.9 and 37, respectively, while benlai.com had the lowest score of 11.6.
Customers are more willing to recommend e-commerce websites with safe, fresh and lower-priced food products, but they would be reluctant to recommend a website if it didn’t have enough value-added services, a big enough variety of types of products or good-look-ing product packages, according to the report.
The survey also included the NPS scores in fi ve single indi-ces — brand power, service, delivery, product and price-to-performance ratio. The report showed that sfbest.com scored highest in brand power, service and delivery, while JD.com had the highest score in the product aspect and pagoda.com ranked fi rst in performance-price ratio.
According to the report, nearly 70 percent of the users of these websites are below the age of 36 and 58.2 percent of them are female. The survey also shows that most custom-ers place orders on phone apps or mobile websites, while fruit, meat, poultry, aquatic products and vegetables are the most purchased products.
Ring busted for counterfeit cigarettes
which had set up its manufactur-ing dens in 10 buildings in a fac-tory park in Pingshan District.
The ringleader, surnamed Qiu, initiated the whole crime-chain, from purchasing materials in Guangzhou to manufacturing, packaging and transportation, and then selling products in Guangzhou.
The dens were equipped with surveillance cameras and hidden in buildings surrounded by a hill on two sides and facing a river.
Local residents are encour-aged to report clues leading to fake cigarettes by calling 12313, a national unifi ed hotline set up by the tobacco control authority in March 2009. (Han Ximin)
Recommended fresh food O2O websites unveiled
Swimming pool checkSIXTEEN swimming pools in Shenzhen failed to meet water quality standards concerning free residual chlorine, poten-tial of hydrogen value and total bacterial and coliform count.
The health department randomly checked 283 swim-ming pools, one third of the city’s total, in the fi rst check of the year. Another two checks will be conducted in the third quarter of the year.Shared-car DUIA MAN was detained for allegedly drunk driving Tues-day, the fi rst DUI case in the city involving an app-based shared car.
Longhua police caught the driver, surnamed Bai, in a rou-tine roadside check at Meiban Boulevard in Minzhi Subdis-trict. A blood test showed the alcohol content in Bai’s blood had reached 102.67 mg per 100 ml, surpassing the legal limit for drunk driving of 80 mg per 100 ml. App-based cab licenseAPP-BASED car operators without licenses will be banned from engaging in app-based cab services after June 28. By Tuesday, only four operators, including Didi, have been granted the operation licenses. Drivers are also required to pass tests and obtain driver permits and a vehicle certifi cate.
SZ No. 9 in spending on overseas shopping
Hundreds cheated in point rewarding promotions scam
Residents holding umbrellas walk in the sun on Lianhua Road on Thursday. Scorching heat has swept over the city over the past weeks with the highest temperature reaching over 35 degrees Celsius. A man died of heat stroke in Bao’an District on Tuesday.
Sun Yuchen
Scorching heat sweeps city
Fake cigarettes seized by police. SD-Agencies
