The decoration city sells scale pine furniture, and the goods sent to me have quality problems, and

Theoretically, yes, but you'd better have the invoice and the corresponding evidence in hand, and now it's useless to say it in an empty way.

It's not simple, first make a phone call to the seller, give an ultimatum, and say that if you don't deal with it, you will return it. If it is solved, it is the best, if it is not solved, the next day directly pull the wardrobe to the seller's store, directly ask the seller to be responsible, the decoration city is a place with a relatively large flow of people, and for the seller, reputation is very important. They smashed the sign directly without changing it, which affected the business very much.

If you don't deal with it, you will find a lawsuit from industry and commerce.

In such a situation, first contact the dealer, if it can't be solved, you can negotiate with the mall to solve the problem, or you can contact the manufacturer through the negotiation between the factory and the dealer. Finding a business or industry may not necessarily solve the problem, because the cost of protecting consumers' rights is very high.

Contact the dealer first, if you can't solve it, you can negotiate with the mall to solve it.