Online Shopping

A pleasant surprise turned into a shock: an online mouse purchase resulted in the delivery of an unidentified white powder. Lawyer Liu Yiling explains legal issues related to online shopping, returns, and evidence preservation.

A pleasant surprise turned into a shock when an online mouse arrived containing an unidentified white powder. A Taipei man complained online that he ordered a mouse from a well-known South Korean e-commerce platform known for its "fast logistics." Upon delivery, he found the mouse in a resealable bag filled with an unidentified powder that looked like salt. Fearing it was contraband, he was too frightened to touch it. After contacting the e-commerce platform's customer service, he received a NT$200 refund but was told to carefully pack the item and return it. This handling left him dumbfounded. Attorney Liu Yiling of Fidelity Law Firm…

National Taiwan University top student Lin Ruixiang was sentenced to 30 years in prison by a US court for selling drugs online. Attorney Li Yusheng explains the criminal liability for online drug trafficking and the scope of Taiwan's criminal jurisdiction.

National Taiwan University top student Lin Ruixiang was sentenced to 30 years in prison by a US court for operating a dark web platform for drug trafficking. He was arrested in the US in 2024 and has now been sentenced to 30 years in prison by a federal court. During the trial, he pleaded guilty in court and wrote a letter to the judge pleading for leniency, but the judge stated during sentencing that this was the most serious drug crime he had committed in his 27-year judicial career! Lin Ruixiang is also wanted by Taiwanese prosecutors and investigators. His NT$60 million mansion in Tianmu and money transferred to his family have been seized. Even after serving his sentence in the US, he will still be in middle age…

Strawberry cake shop with long queues suffers from abandoned orders; owner posts warning competitors. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains legal issues and responsibilities related to online shopping and malicious order abandonment.

Strawberry cake shop with long queues faces order cancellations; business owner posts warning to competitors | Written by CTS News reporter Lu Yi. News Link: With strawberry season here, popular cake shops are seeing long queues, but even top-rated shops are experiencing order cancellations! The business owner stated that a customer ordered as many as 92 strawberry cakes. Considering she was a repeat customer, they accommodating her with cash on delivery. However, things took a turn for the worse, and ultimately, all the cakes were cancelled. The post sparked discussion online. The business owner remained low-key, stating they simply wanted to warn other shoppers to prevent similar incidents from happening again. Lawyer Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm stated that when online shoppers order large quantities of cakes but fail to pick them up, it causes losses for the business…

Not admitting the responsibility? Top 12 champions launched the “one like, one dollar off” promotion, Xijieshi sued 328 customers│ Lawyer Li Yusheng explains online shopping, product information and discounts, and the legal effect of consumers’ orders.

Denying its claim? Hi-Jet sues 328 customers for “1 like, 1 dollar off” promotion after winning the 12-strong championship│FTV News reporter Huang Guocheng News link: Last year at the 12-strong baseball tournament, the well-known customized laptop manufacturer Hi-Jet launched a “1 like, 1 dollar off” campaign to celebrate the Chinese team’s victory, but is refusing to acknowledge it as it received too many likes. It has now been reported that the industry has filed a lawsuit against more than 300 customers who purchased laptops, causing an uproar. In November last year, the custom computer company Hi-Jet launched a "1 like 1 yuan discount" event to celebrate the Chinese team's victory in the 12-strong baseball tournament.

The "1 like 1 yuan off" laptop for the top 12 champions has been postponed! Xijieshi sues 328 buyers│Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issue of whether an order placed by an online shopping consumer constitutes a sales contract.

The "1 like 1 yuan off" laptop for the top 12 champions has been postponed! Hi-Jie Lion sues 328 buyers│ETtoday reporters Zhao Yixiong and Wang Yixuan News link: Last year, during the top 12 baseball tournament, the well-known customized laptop manufacturer "Hi-Jie Lion" launched a "1 like for 1 yuan" campaign to celebrate the Chinese team's victory, but the company refused to recognize the campaign because it received too many likes. It has now been reported that the industry has filed a lawsuit against more than 300 customers who purchased laptops, causing an uproar. In November last year, the custom computer company Hi-Jet launched a "1 like 1 dollar discount" campaign to celebrate the Chinese team's victory in the 12-strong baseball tournament. Any laptop purchased on the official website can be used for discounts...

No compensation for incorrect price! ? The male sex industry operator tampered with the order and refused to ship it! Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues related to incorrect pricing by online stores.

No compensation for incorrect price! ? Men's sex companies tampered with orders and failed to ship goods | China TV News reported by Zheng Huiliang and Wang Chengyi/Taipei City News link: https://news.cts.com.tw/cts/life/202303/202303082151411.html?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=3rd&utm_campaign= channel&utm_content=view_source A well-known parent-child products website has a price error! A Mr. Gao from Taipei City complained to us. He saw in a mother’s club last month that a website for parent-child products...