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07/31/2015
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Oversight happens until August 5 in shopping centers.
Operation aims to ensure the rights of consumers while shopping.
Trade seeks to draw attention on Father's Day (Photo: Reproduction / TV Tribune)
Procon inspects shops and defends consumer rights while shopping (Photo: Reproduction / TV Tribune)
The City of Santos, on the coast of São Paulo, and the Procon, linked to the State Government, began on Thursday (30) Operation Father's Day, which aims to guarantee the rights of consumers while shopping.
Until the 5th of August, the shopping centers will be monitored mainly shops selling electronics, perfumes and clothing. During the operation, officers will check prices in the shop windows, information on payments and exchange policy, besides the existence of copies of the Consumer Protection Code.
The inspection has visited 27 establishments. Of these, seven were sued because of the absence of prices in the windows and the lack of the Consumer Code exemplary. The value of assessments vary according to the degree of the offense, economic size and number of affected consumers.
Source: G1
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