What's wrong with this lawyer?!-Chapter 589 - 190: Consumer Association: It Never Ends, Huh! (Vote for Monthly Ticket)

"Little Fangfang": I suggest some people should make their statements clear. Could Lawyer Tang possibly be receiving money from the game company? Have the guts to say it out loud. I think this suggestion is very reasonable.

"Winding River from Above": I also think so. You guys say it’s completely impossible to ban service termination; you know that’s not possible, right? I think you all are crazy.

"Your Armpit is a Bit Salty": +1, just like this is good.

When there are many people, naturally various problems will arise. This is also one of the reasons Old Tang would not easily resort to using public opinion as a weapon. It’s a weapon that can easily hurt oneself.

Some people are just fanatics who think that since everyone supports you, Tang Fangjing, then you should tell the game company to forbid service termination. They think that would be reasonable. This is nothing but defeatism.

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Anyone with a bit of sense would know that’s not possible.

It’s only because Old Tang has the deterrent power of previous large-scale lawsuits that few people dare to curse him directly. They can only grumble a few sentences.

There are also people trying to set the agenda, saying that Tang Fangjing originally promised to help everyone get their money, and now there’s mediation, so what about everyone’s money?

In response to this, Du Junfeng directly stood up and posted his game screenshots.

"First, let me speak on behalf of Lawyer Tang," he said. "After the mediation, the money that was recharged but not used will still be refunded. It’s just that the game props and stuff won’t be compensated. We talked about this in our rights defense group before, and everyone agreed."

Frankly speaking, it’s all about the whales. The ordinary players weren’t expecting much. It’s only a matter of tens of dollars. Now, to see such a spectacle, they’ve already got their money’s worth.

However, the whales had already received promises from Old Tang, who would thank them specially in the video for their contributions. So, there’s nothing more to say. What’s this bit of money? It’s spent, after all!

The people trying to set the agenda were asked by netizens to produce records of their recharges for the "Flying" game. After much questioning, they just ran off.

However, as people talked on the internet, suddenly, someone found a problem.

"I Like to Play with Colors": I read through the long meeting minutes, and Lawyer Tang’s suggestions were very pertinent and also spoke from the perspective of the players. But I discovered an issue.

"The Consumer Association was invited to the meeting, but where is their input? I’ve read it several times, and I didn’t see their opinion. They just uttered nonsense."

Actually, the Consumer Association did make suggestions. After all, they had prepared a speech, but those suggestions were very general, all just vague stuff.

Anyone who has submitted suggestions knows that they should be specific, just like demands. You have to give concrete ideas, not just emphasize "We should protect consumers’ legal rights."

Who doesn’t know that we should protect them? The purpose of today’s meeting was to discuss how to protect consumers and come up with an opinion acceptable to all. Yet, you’re just talking about this...

Then, Play with Colors once again demonstrated their skill. They dug up an old announcement from the Consumer Association, where it was mentioned that the legal affairs department and experts had discussed this case.

This screenshot alongside the meeting minutes’ speech absolutely stood out in stark contrast.

Subsequently, though some of the public opinion had been against Old Tang, suddenly the direction shifted towards the Consumer Association...

"666, so after so many days of discussion, this is the outcome? Over the years with so many cases, how many have you intervened in? Even research discussions are superficial?"

"I’m lost for words. You don’t file public interest lawsuits, you don’t make proper suggestions. I’m puzzled about the point of your existence. Is there anything that can be done about the Consumer Association’s inaction?"

"To the person above, there’s no way. Essentially, it’s just a civic organization without much power..."

The focal point of the criticism concentrated on two aspects: one was not filing public interest lawsuits.

Netizens didn’t understand the intricacies. They only knew one thing, that the Consumer Association should be filing public interest lawsuits at a time like this when they’re needed.

But you didn’t do anything.

You don’t file public interest lawsuits, but you say you’ll conduct research discussions, and then you end up talking nonsense. Naturally, they would lash out at you.

In the Consumer Association’s office, Chairman Liu was on the phone, completely bewildered.

Damn it, you can’t do or say anything right. Now, even if you don’t say anything, it’s wrong. Suddenly you’re getting blamed for no reason.

It’s just preposterous. What exactly do you want the Consumer Association to do to be satisfied?!

Now, the association was being affected by public opinion, and relevant departments were calling, asking them to clarify the situation.

After hanging up, Chairman Liu felt like his head was going to split open. How could he explain this? Was he going to say that Tang Fangjing had come to them first, and they had disagreed?

And that they had even been prepared to laugh at Tang Fangjing’s mishaps?

But there was no choice, they still had to give an explanation. They could only let the comrades below draft an adequate explanation without taking on any responsibility...

The online world was bustling with activity, as usually, the various gaming communities were content within their own circles.

But now, because of this incident, players were seen everywhere.

However, amidst all this fervor, Wu Yanzhe remained silent.

He didn’t dare to log into his "Tribes Are All Five" account anymore. After posting a comment last time, a bunch of people were saying stuff like "If Rich Bro gives me 50, I’ll believe,"

And then followed with "If you’re unwilling to give even 50, how could you be willing to give 500?" After such responses, he could no longer speak up.

But suddenly, the situation changed rapidly. The players united to storm the castle, regulatory authorities convened a gaming industry conference, and now they were beginning to draft regulations...