Article 6 An operator shall not commit any of the following confusing acts, so that people may mistakenly think that it is another person's commodity or have a specific connection with another person:
(a) unauthorized use of the same or similar signs such as commodity names, packaging and decoration that have certain influence on others;
(2) unauthorized use of enterprise name (including abbreviation, font size, etc.). ), social organizations (including abbreviation, etc. ) and name (including pen name, stage name, translated name, etc. ) has a certain influence on others;
(three) unauthorized use of domain names, website names, web pages and other major parts. , have a certain influence on others;
(four) other confusing acts that can make people mistakenly think that they are other people's goods or have specific connections with others.
Article 8 Business operators shall not make false or misleading commercial propaganda on the performance, function, quality, sales status, user evaluation and honor of their products to deceive or mislead consumers.
Operators shall not help other operators to carry out false or misleading commercial propaganda by organizing false transactions.
Article 10 A business operator shall not have the following circumstances when selling with prizes:
(1) The category of prizes, redemption conditions, bonus amount or sales information of prizes are unclear, which affects the redemption;
(2) Selling with prizes by fraudulent means such as lying about winning a prize or intentionally letting the defaulting personnel win a prize;
(three) the sale of lottery tickets, the maximum bonus amount of more than fifty thousand yuan.
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Insurance Bundle in Automobile Sales
For this phenomenon of "tying" in automobile personal credit consumption, some people in the legal profession pointed out that tying does not comply with relevant laws. The Anti-Unfair Competition Law stipulates that when selling goods, business operators shall not tie in the goods against the buyers' wishes or attach other unreasonable conditions.
China's Insurance Law clearly points out that engaging in insurance activities must follow the principles of voluntariness and good faith. Insurance companies should follow the principle of fair competition in conducting business and must not engage in unfair competition.
Obviously, it is an unfair competition for car dealers to designate consumers to go through relevant procedures with insurance companies and banks that have agreements with them.
Insurance companies are operators with monopoly status according to law. Article 6 of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) clearly stipulates that "public utilities or other operators with monopoly status according to law shall not restrict others from buying the goods of their designated operators, so as to crowd out fair competition of other operators".
In response to this phenomenon, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission made it clear that it is unreasonable to bundle insurance sales, and customers should choose their own insurance companies.
At the same time, the CIRC, as the competent department, has been asking all insurance companies to be self-disciplined and standardize their own business practices, and cannot compete to increase the premium return ratio for business. As a result of this vicious competition, the solvency of insurance companies will often be in crisis.
According to relevant laws and regulations, such issues fall within the jurisdiction and adjustment scope of the CIRC. Once consumers encounter such "bundled" sales, they can complain to the Shanghai Office of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission and ask them to investigate and deal with it.
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