In Nanchang, Ms. Liao told reporters that in early June, the salesperson recommended that she spend 298 yuan on a broken code "Mei Yue" heightened shoes. In less than half a month, cracks appeared on the soles. Then she called the dealer's Shenzhen Gaosheng Shoe Co., Ltd., and the other party said they would send someone to repair it. But in the past half a month, the other side still said it was still arranging, and the sole had been completely broken.

The reporter contacted Shenzhen Feng Sheng Footwear Co., Ltd. after sales manager Feng.

He said he knew about it and is actively working on it now.

As for selling shoes in a broken code, Feng believes that it is a normal marketing tool.

At present, Nanchang East Lake District Consumer Association has been involved in the investigation.