1. How to deal with the problem that the value of food does not match the price when dining? 1. Tried to negotiate with the operator and got a satisfactory answer. 2. If negotiation fails, we will defend our rights through legal means, and we can complain to the Consumers Association or relevant administrative departments. 3. Submit the arbitration award. Anyone who refuses to accept the arbitration award may bring a lawsuit to the people's court. 4. According to Article 49 of the Law on the Protection of Consumers' Rights and Interests, if an operator commits fraud, he shall compensate the consumer for twice the price of the purchased goods as a punishment. It is clearly stipulated in the regulations that if there is fraud, we have the right to ask the operator to pay twice the price of the goods as compensation. 2. What are the criteria for determining price fraud? I believe many people have encountered the situation that the marked price does not match the paid price in the past. In this case, the general result is either return or accept. It's really uncomfortable and stupid that you can't buy something you like for no reason, or the price is too high. However, have you ever thought about the legal issues in this regard? Paragraph 4 of Article 14 of the Price Law stipulates that business operators shall not use false or misleading price means to induce consumers or other business operators to trade with them. This kind of illegal price behavior is usually called price fraud, also known as deceptive price expression, which refers to the behavior of operators using false or misleading price conditions to induce consumers or other operators to trade with them. According to the Regulation on Prohibiting Price Fraud promulgated by the State Planning Commission, it has been implemented since June 65438+ 10/day, 2002, and the following 1 3 price behaviors are identified as price fraud: name, place of origin, specification, grade, texture, pricing unit, price, etc. Items of goods or services indicated on price labels and price lists. 2. For the same commodity or service, use two price tags or price lists at the same trading place at the same time to attract customers at low prices and settle accounts at high prices. 3. Use deceptive or misleading language, words, pictures, units of measurement and other price labels to induce others to trade with them. 4. The marked market lowest price, ex-factory price, wholesale price, special price, preferential price and other prices indicate that there is no basis and no comparison. 5. The discount range of discounted goods or services marked for sale at reduced prices is inconsistent with the actual situation. 6. When selling processed products, the prices of processed products and processed products are not indicated. 7. When selling goods and providing services by giving away the price, the name and quantity of the donated goods are not truthfully marked, or the donated goods are fake and inferior goods. 8. When the purchase and sale of goods and the provision of services are subject to price additional conditions, the additional conditions are not marked or marked vaguely. 9. Fictitious original price, false reasons for price reduction, false discounts, lying that prices will be reduced or increased, and deceiving others to buy. 10, there is a price commitment in purchasing and selling goods and providing services, and it is not fulfilled or not fully fulfilled. 1 1. Lie that the purchase and sale price is higher or lower than that of other operators, and induce consumers or operators to trade with them. 12, taking measures such as doping, adulteration, shoddy and shortage. Make the quantity or quality inconsistent with the price. 13. Illustrate the prices of goods and services subject to market-adjusted prices, government-set prices and government-guided prices.