The Haring Da's 'Creaturized' Langham Hotel Mooncake Coupon is still printed "out of date"

“The municipal department of industry and commerce stipulated clearly that this year’s cake coupons may not be 'off the shelf for the past'. Haagen-Dazs dared to “make a crime”?” Last night, Ms. Sun, a reader, called the newspaper 962288 hotline. She said that she had a 2012 The Haagen-Dazs moon cake vouchers are clearly written on the back of the book. “This coupon is valid until September 30, 2012 and expires.”

The reporter saw photos of Mrs. Sun sent. The voucher is 2012 Haagen-Dazs moon cake ice cream - seven stars with the moon, in the column of usage rules behind the voucher, which reads, "This coupon is valid until September 30, 2012. So far, it expired." This makes Ms. Sun very confused: "The industry and commerce departments have stipulated that the clauses on the moon cake coupons are printed with the term expired and become obsolete" and other clauses belong to the "overlord clause." What does Häagen-Dazs say in the end?

According to the Municipal Bureau of Industry and Commerce, in the process of governance of the “moon king” clause of the moon cake coupon, special emphasis was placed on the lack of fairness in the clause “The expired coupon of this coupon”. Expiry or void for consumers, greatly limiting their legitimate use of rights and interests. Although the expiration date of moon cake coupons is not unrelated to consumers, consumers should bear corresponding responsibilities, but they all require consumers to take responsibility for excessive demands. In the event of an overdue situation, the company may negotiate with the company to convert or adopt other forms of compensation.

"Please redeem on or before September 30, 2012. Overdue fees are invalid!" Yesterday, the netizen reported to the beach Weibo reporting platform that he had a Langham Hotel moon cake coupon. The coupon was still printed with "overdue validity." The provisions of the Shanghai Administration of Industry and Commerce are "incompatible".

The reporter saw that this was a Langham hotel mooncake coupon, which read "Shuanghuang Bailianrong moon cake box". The redemption location was Langham Yangtze Hotel Shanghai, or Langham Shanghai Xintiandi Hotel. However, on the voucher, there is a sentence like this: "Please redeem on or before September 30, 2012. Overdue fees are invalid!" This has caused many people to be puzzled: "The Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce clearly stated that this year's moon cake coupons will be cancelled. 'Date expired', Langham Hotel's moon cake coupons, why is this 'cattle'?"

Last night, the reporter called the Langham Hotel in Xintiandi, Shanghai. The staff member stated that the reason for the replacement before September 30 is because if the replacement is made on the 30th, the moon cake will soon expire. If it is not overdue, consumers can only "unlucky" themselves.