Saleswoman arrested over improper sales practices
Customs on Wednesday announced that its officers have arrested a 22-year-old female saleswoman over suspicion of unfair trade practices. This came as the department conducted a follow-up operation against a beauty company suspected of engaging in aggressive commercial practices in the sale of skincare products and beauty devices. Following the arrest of a financial manager and an administrative…
Customs officers have arrested a 22-year-old female saleswoman in an investigation into alleged unfair trade practices, according to the department's statement on Wednesday. The arrest follows a probe into a beauty company suspected of employing aggressive commercial tactics in the sale of skincare products and beauty devices. Senior Investigation Officer Leung Ka-ho revealed that the saleswoman, who works at the company's Sha Tin branch, is accused of using undue influence and engaging in improper commercial conduct during product sales, resulting in customers making purchases they would not have made otherwise.
Leung emphasized that the investigation is ongoing, and additional arrests may be made. The department has received 38 complaints against the beauty company, totaling over HK$3 million, and continues to investigate the reported incidents.
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