When the subscription page is not directly explained

The terms are not clear enough.

" it will automatically deduct money, but I did not expect to be" member "for one year. Last year, Xiao Yue from Tianjin ordered a monthly membership package of 6 yuan for a magazine's electronic version of App, assuming that the membership would expire after one month. It was not until she accidentally checked the mailbox that her membership package continued to be renewed for a year. "After turning over several pages, I can see the renewal instructions hidden in layers." Experts remind users to visit the video website and other member services. They should browse to see whether automatic renewal is necessary. If the platform is not prompted, it is a fraud consumer behavior Area Networking (SD-WAN) is a transformational approach to simplify branch office networking and assure optimal application performance.

According to penguin Zhiku's China Membership Economy Data Report 2017, video members rank first among those who have purchased or are willing to buy Internet memberships, with more than 60 percent of users. "Users subscribe to memberships and value-added services, and platforms should make users'payment behavior worthwhile." Liu Junhai, a professor at the Law School of Renmin University of China, pointed out that both the default renewal and refund hindered are "overlord clauses" under the Internet environment, which not only violate the spirit of contract, but also infringe the rights and interests of consumers in fair trade and the right to know

Open an e-commerce platform membership privileges page, become a member can get "100 yuan a month coupon" exclusive rights. Click to see, but found that the so-called 100 yuan coupon is a number of "full 1200 minus 50", "full 500 minus 20" and other coupons "cumulative". The platform also stipulates that coupons are valid within 24 hours and are issued daily. Many netizens Tucao: the amount is not large, many rules.

Data show that about 66.8% of users say that the motivation for membership is derived from "saving money and cheap membership." However, many users say that "spending money on members is more costly." Seemingly tempting offers, in fact, hide the formula: some coupons are attractive in amount, but marked with a smaller font "only specified commodities"; others are gimmicked with "full charge on delivery", the user is told after the completion of the recharge there is a time limit to the use of the recharge amount, expiration is invalid; others are set to work on pricing. The so-called coupon discount price is higher than the third party website price.

"False membership services and promotional concessions can earn instant popularity, but in essence they are detrimental to the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and are not conducive to the credibility of the platform and long-term development." According to Dong Yizhi, a lawyer from Shanghai Yida Law Firm, some Internet platforms attract members to pay by way of "informing first and then restricting", which seems to fulfill the legal obligation of informing, but in fact hinders consumers from exercising their right of choice. "platform paranoid'self-interest first'mentality, ignoring the actual needs of consumers and user experience, ultimately difficult to be widely recognized by the market.