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＜ Case 1 ＞
I was called at home and offered to purchase seafood. I refused, but the seafood was sent to me and I received it COD. I want a refund as it was sent to me under duress. （ 90s ）
＜ Case 2 ＞
A marine products seller suddenly called me and solicited me for marine products. I refused, but he persisted, "We are having trouble selling. We won't give you a loss," he persisted, and I agreed to buy the product, which cost about 20,000 yen. After that, I became worried about what kind of goods would come and called repeatedly to refuse, but could not get in touch with them. （ 60s ）
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＜ One word advice ＞ We have received some consultations from customers who were pestered by telemarketers to purchase marine products, or who were sent products even though they had declined the offer. If you feel that something is not quite right, refuse the call once and for all.
One method is to use the number display function and do not answer unknown calls, or leave your phone on voicemail at all times.
You do not have to pay for the goods sent to you despite your refusal. Even if you receive the goods, do not pay for them, but note the sender's name and location, and then refuse to receive them.
In the case of telemarketing sales, you can take a cooling ・ off period within 8 days counting from the day you received the document specified in the Specified Commercial Transactions Law. If you are in trouble, please contact your local government consumer affairs center, etc. as soon as possible （ Consumer Hotline 188).
＜ From "Mimamori Fresh Information" published by National Consumer Affairs Center ＞

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https://plus.sugumail.com/usr/funabashi/doc/735372

Inquiries about the case ： Consumer Affairs Center, Consumer Affairs Consultation Section （ 047-423-3006 ）
Inquiry about distribution ： Consumer Affairs Center, Consumer Affairs Guidance Section （ 047-423-2852 ）

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