Question from a reader:
I mistakenly set my birthday to this month in the Anker app and received a 1000 yen OFF coupon. If I use this, will it be considered a crime? Also, I accidentally tapped the coupon, so I deleted my account and recreated it. Will this also be a problem?
Conducting a thorough analysis of the legal
Question from a reader:
I bought hair oil and an eyebrow pencil at the pharmacy yesterday, but when I checked the receipt, I noticed that I was charged for two hair oils. I ended up paying about 200 yen more, but I’m not sure if it’s worth asking for a refund. However, I’m worried that it might affect the store’s inventory
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I received a summons from the court stating that I am being sued by Acom, even though I have never borrowed from them. When I went to the court, Acom did not show up. I received another summons and plan to go in July. I have plans to build a house, but it seems I have been
Question from a reader:
I am really troubled by the persistent solicitation for mineral water and water servers at Aeon Mall and Don Quijote. Given this abnormal heat, it’s natural to want to drink cold water, but it’s hard to deal with the unpleasant looks I get when I have no intention of buying. Perhaps they are desperate due to sales
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I had a problem with a housekeeper dispatched from a maid service in Nagoya. I would like to know which country’s agency is responsible for this issue. When I contacted the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and the Employment Security Bureau, they said they do not get involved in individual cases. The maid service is heavily
Question from a reader:
I have a question regarding issues with cashback from Rise Inc. I was recruited by Rise to contract the DMM service “STAR BOOST.” Initially, I was told that “if I meet the conditions, I will receive a full cashback,” so I started using the service. While the first cashback of 60,000 yen was deposited without any issues,
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I would like to ask someone knowledgeable about the laws regarding pachinko and slots. Recently, when I visited a large chain pachinko parlor, I found that one of the rates had been removed due to a renovation, and that the exchange deadline for the accumulated points for that rate was until the end of June. I visited
Question from a reader:
I sold an 18-karat gold necklace with a stamp through a home buying service at Daikichi, but I was offered half the market price because I didn’t have a warranty. While it was confirmed to be gold, I want to exercise my cooling-off rights now that I know it was bought for half the market price. In
Recently, the gaming giant Nintendo has found itself embroiled in a legal dispute with resellers, raising critical questions about market practices and consumer rights. This case, which revolves around accusations of violating antitrust laws, provides a fascinating lens through which to analyze the complexities of the gaming industry, the cultural context of
Reader’s Question:
When I pre-order random items that don’t come in a complete set, like if there are 10 different types and I buy 10, will they make sure to include one of each type?
Ah, the mystery of pre-ordering random items! It’s
