Buy mahogany furniture without invoicing and opening a delivery note line

The staff of the consumer association said that if there is no invoice, it is difficult for consumers to protect their rights if there are quality problems with the furniture they buy. Many sellers often use not issuing invoices or only issuing receipts as bait for profits, and consumers generally condone this practice in order to get cheaper, but it is often the consumers who suffer in the end. At present, most dealers in shopping malls rent stalls in shopping malls, rather than directly operated by shopping malls.

Some dealers will walk away after the lease expires or is not operating well, and when consumers find furniture quality problems and then go to negotiate, shopping malls often shirk their responsibilities. After consumers buy goods, they should not only ask the dealer to issue an invoice, but also go to the service desk of the shopping mall to stamp an official seal of the shopping mall. In this way, once the seller quits, the mall should be responsible for solving the problem of furniture.

If the merchant insists on refusing to issue an invoice, he can report it to the tax department.

Mahogany logs are mostly from Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Brazil, and Africa, while Guangxi is mahogany, and there is a shortcut to import finished furniture from Vietnam and other Southeast Asian regions, and repair and renovate after returning to China.

Red sandalwood is not mahogany furniture, the nature of purchase is the same as ordinary furniture, and the delivery order depends on the credibility of the enterprise.

No, pay attention to the name of the tree species on the invoice and whether it is consistent with what you want to buy (scientific name) The delivery note has no legal effect, and it cannot be guaranteed once there is a quality problem.