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中消协:一些婚介机构将婚恋服务变成“情感消费陷阱”
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-09-12 02:48
中消协:一些婚介机构将婚恋服务变成"情感消费陷阱" 中新网北京9月12日电(记者 谢艺观)中消协12日发文称,从全国消协组织今年以来接收到消费者的投诉 来看,婚恋服务纠纷呈上升趋势,一些婚介机构将婚恋服务变成了"情感消费陷阱",使本该帮助青年群 体走向婚姻的行业背离了初衷。 中消协提到,婚恋市场乱象主要体现在三方面。一是营销行为不规范,比如用"包成功""后期由男方付 款"等缺乏依据的宣传噱头诱导消费者冲动签约;二是服务缩水、货不对板,承诺的推荐对象、见面次 数往往大打折扣;三是退款难、违约金高,机构通过不公平格式条款收取高额违约金或拒绝退款。 中消协提醒,对于消费者而言,保持理性和谨慎同样关键。面对宣传噱头,要敢于追问承诺依据,切勿 相信口头承诺;签约前,要仔细审阅合同细节,避免落入"霸王条款";在遇到侵权时,要勇于向消协组 织、监管部门投诉举报,必要时通过司法手段维护自身权益。(完) 来源:中国新闻网 编辑:徐世明 广告等商务合作,请点击这里 中新经纬版权所有,未经书面授权,任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview"),看更多精彩财经资讯。 ...
现在还在追爱的,难道只有日本老年人?
Hu Xiu· 2025-05-22 06:21
Group 1 - The trend of young people in East Asia, particularly Japan, showing low demand for romance and marriage is leading to a decline in overall birth rates [1] - In contrast, older adults in Japan are actively seeking romantic relationships, with a notable increase in the use of matchmaking services [1][2] - The average age of male and female members at a popular matchmaking service, "Akane-kai," is 59 and 57 years old, respectively, with a 20% increase in consultations over the past three years [1] Group 2 - The aging population in Japan is facing loneliness, with projections indicating that by 2050, approximately 44.3% of households will be single-person households [2] - The phenomenon of "lonely deaths" among the elderly is alarming, with estimates suggesting around 68,000 elderly individuals die alone each year [2] - Various companies are innovating to address loneliness among older adults, including the rise of dating apps like "Hahalororu" that focus on value matching rather than appearance [3] Group 3 - Local governments in Japan are implementing initiatives to encourage multi-generational living and provide financial incentives for families to live together [3] - Community events and programs are being organized to foster connections between older adults and younger generations, addressing the issue of loneliness [3] - The new modes of elderly romance reflect Japan's innovative responses to the challenges posed by an aging society, although significant work remains to truly alleviate loneliness [4]