The man "imprisoned for traveling in a group" was forced to buy a commercial house worth NT$400,000 and pay a down payment of NT$120,000. How could he be so outrageous?

Traveling is originally a happy thing, but a man from Hunan was forced to buy a house after joining a tour group. Real estate sales were bombarded in turn. The man was in poor health and agreed to buy a commercial house worth 410,000 yuan. He paid a down payment of 123,000 yuan before he was free. 1. Falling into a real estate trap by joining a tour group

Mr. Yao, 58, from Hunan, said that he initially joined a two-day tour of Rushan, Weihai, which cost 800 yuan. At first, the other party promised not to charge a penny, and the money would be fully refunded after the trip. As a result, Mr. Yao realized that he had been cheated when he arrived at the place with great interest. They had basically no schedule after arriving in Weihai. They spent most of the time listening to the salesmen selling the properties. Not only that, they were not allowed to leave the hotel or sleep, and were guarded by special personnel. Mr. Yao and his party were taken to the hotel and bombarded by salespeople in turn. Mr. Yao is the older one among them, and he has always been in poor health. He couldn't stand the trouble and was finally forced to buy a commercial house. 2. We should support the work when we come

The most egregious thing is the response of the staff. They said that the tour group is originally a house inspection group, and they are in high-end hotels for food and accommodation. Since they are here, they should support the work. If he knew it was a house inspection tour, Mr. Yao would definitely not have participated before. It is obvious that the real estate sales company used some method to deceive Mr. Yao and others. And even if it is an inspection team, there is no reason to buy or sell by force. Locking people up and not allowing them to sleep unless they buy is already suspected of forced trading. The staff also claimed that their behavior was not illegal and that if they wanted to check out, they could only go through legal procedures with the developer.

Such an arrogant and bad attitude! Weihai is a very beautiful coastal city. What they did not only damaged the reputation of the city, but also damaged the reputation of the local citizens. This kind of thing must not be tolerated. It is really shameful to use the name of tourism to force people to look at houses. We hope that relevant departments can investigate and crack down severely and bring justice to Mr. Yao and others.