Original title: is the 22-year-old boy's' dribbling shoes' earning 100000 yuan a month an e-commerce or 'stock speculation'?
Legal people believe that groups relying on wechat, e-commerce platforms and other channels should be included in the scope of supervision
After the old people dish walnuts, now young people are in fashion 'dribbling shoes'. Recently, 'a 22-year-old boy made 100000 yuan a month' on the Internet. For the behavior of making money by frying shoes, shoe dealers think they are the same as stock speculation.
It is understood that after several years of development, although it is difficult to distinguish the true and false goods, the shoe speculation industry has quietly formed a complete industrial chain, including product release, marketing, speculation, identification, hoarding and resale on behalf of others.
However, whether it is legal to resell genuine shoes to earn price difference has aroused extensive debate among netizens. Some legal persons believe that the e-commerce operators referred to in the e-commerce law include groups such as individual purchasing agents and wechat merchants. From a legal point of view, no matter the amount of purchasing transactions, groups that carry out purchasing activities through wechat, e-commerce platforms and other channels should be included in the scope of supervision.
investigation
It's hard to tell the authenticity of online famous brand second-hand shoes
There are many versions of fried shoes stories on the Internet, and the protagonists are young people. However, careful study will find that the operation method of shoe speculators is very simple, that is, find a way to start with big brand limited edition sneakers, and then increase the price in the secondary market. In this regard, some netizens angrily said, 'this is not a scalper! Like ticket dealers and number dealers, there's nothing to show off! " Have you paid taxes on selling shoes online? "
The reporter of Beijing Youth Daily saw on a second-hand e-commerce platform that the items for sale in the sports channel are mainly famous sneakers. The most famous brand of these shoes is AJ (air jordan trapeze Jordan series), and the price is not expensive, which is lower than the official price.
Among them, there is a new aj4 black and red color, with small tickets, priced at 1050 yuan; The most famous aj1 black is basically brand-new, 'it's not authentic', and the price is 400 yuan. A seller claiming to be the 'Student Party' is selling aj1 barb shoes for 200 yuan, saying 'I haven't wanted it for about 10 days'.
Online data show that the official price of aj1 is 1499 yuan / pair, and the secondary market price has been fried to 12000 yuan / pair. The price of aj1 black, red and white shoes was 70000 yuan / pair, with a price increase of more than 4500%. Aj1 barb shoes, the global sales volume is only 10000 pairs, and the purchase price in the secondary market is 15000 yuan / pair. This does not make people wonder whether the 200 yuan Nike barb shoes are genuine or fake.
present situation
The inverted shoe industry has become an industrial chain
The rise of inverted shoes market has something to do with the hype and planning of brands. Insiders revealed that hunger marketing is fundamental to push up the price of a pair of sneakers with a price of less than 2000 yuan to nearly 10000 yuan. Therefore, whenever brand-name new shoes are listed, there is a long queue outside the flagship stores of these brands, which has become a scene on the street.
However, it is worth noting that just outside the store, when young people lined up all night to buy a pair of popular sneakers, there is a group working all night in the dark to catch up with the production of fake 'trendy shoes'. On the Internet, an e-commerce company in the South has made a sign that it can not only produce all kinds of the latest fashion shoes, but also confuse the fake with the real. General shoes will coincide with the official sale time. And from the appearance, these shoes are the same as genuine shoes, which can not be distinguished by experts. If users have high requirements for the quality of shoes, they can even get the same shoes as the genuine ones.
It is understood that the sales process of kana brand shoes is as follows: dealers recruit offline and send pictures, dimensions and text descriptions of trendy shoes to offline every day; Carry out promotion on wechat group and circle of friends after offline price increase; After the order is received successfully, the offline supplier shall notify the dealer to deliver the goods uniformly; Sent to the whole country through wechat, wechat and e-commerce channels.
It is precisely because of the trouble of fakes that the app business of identifying the authenticity of famous brand sneakers is booming. On the above second-hand goods platform, many new shoes are marked with a sign that has been identified by an app.
debate
Is it legal to pour shoes?
Whether it is legal to resell genuine shoes to earn price difference has aroused extensive debate among netizens. Some netizens said that they are fashion shoe lovers. If they don't have much money, they will buy more pairs of price increase hands and 'keep them upside down'. However, some netizens pointed out that shoe dumping is at least unlicensed.
China's e-commerce law stipulates that goods sold online should be registered first, followed by tax payment. According to the regulations, if the group attached to the e-commerce platform and doing Taoke promotion earns a commission, if the individual Commission exceeds a certain amount, it shall pay individual income tax. The 2019 special action plan for network market supervision (cyber sword action) was launched nationwide from June to November this year. One of the most prominent and controversial issues is whether social e-commerce and cross-border e-commerce operators such as' wechat shopping 'are the main body of e-commerce operation. In this regard, some legal persons believe that the e-commerce operators referred to in the e-commerce law include groups such as individual purchasing agents and wechat merchants. From a legal point of view, no matter the amount of purchasing transactions, groups that carry out purchasing activities relying on wechat, e-commerce platforms and other channels should be included in the scope of supervision.