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What's new 2018

2018

2018.12
Land seller was held liable for underground waste based on warranty against defects.  (Judgments)
2018.12
Be careful when using home emergency service for faucet leak repair, unlocking, etc.  (News)
2018.12
Ten major topics for 2018 related to consumer affairs  (News)
2018.12
Ignore fake notice including your mobile phone number  (News)
2018.12
Consumer Hotline for Tourists has been launched.  (News)
2018.11
Delivery of goods to a consumer who does not recollect ordering  (Consultation Cases)
2018.11
Color transfer from black jacket to bag  (Consultation Cases)
2018.11
Ignore fake notice claiming to be from District Court Administration Office  (News)
2018.11
Read description before using an hourly parking lot. If you use without reading it, you may be charged an unexpected hefty fee.  (News)
2018.11
NCAC Launches "Consumer Hotline for Tourists"  (News)
2018.11
Beware of fake security warning pop-ups when using the Internet  (News)
2018.11
Results of telephone consultation through "Over-60 Consumer Trouble Dial 110"  (News)
2018.10
Ignore fake notice claiming to be from National Lawsuit Notification Center under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice  (News)
2018.10
Beware of fake shopping sites for winter clothes and shoes! Many troubles in winter  (News)
2018.10
Beware of contractual trouble at gyms; inability to cancel, expensive cancellation fee, etc.  (News)
2018.9
Trouble over cryptocurrency claimed to be newly listed on market  (Consultation Cases)
2018.9
Trouble over mobile package contract, use of smartphone, etc. - rise in inquiries from elderly consumers  (News)
2018.9
Trouble after taken in by sales talk "Why not repair your house using insurance money ?" - rise in inquiries from elderly consumers -  (News)
2018.9
FY2017 Summary of "Consumer Trouble Mail Box"  (News)
2018.8
Liability of a non-registered nursery where a baby died from choking  (Judgments)
2018.8
FY2017 Summary of Consumer Affairs Inquiries received through PIO-NET  (News)
2018.8
FY2017 Summary of Harmful and Hazardous Incident Data received through PIO-NET  (News)
2018.8
FY2017 Summary of inquiries about cross-border consumer disputes received by Cross-border Consumer Center Japan (CCJ)  (News)
2018.8
Beware of quick fortune-making ideas related to side job, investment, etc. Soaring problems about information sold on the Internet  (News)
2018.8
Regularly check video recorded by dashboard camera. It may fail to record due to SD card abnormality.  (News)
2018.7
Trouble between buyers and sellers over online flea market service  (Consultation Cases)
2018.7
Investment solicitation combined with romance scam was judged illegal  (Judgments)
2018.7
Beware of heat, leakage or explosion of batteries! Check batteries in emergency flashlight, radio, etc.  (News)
2018.7
It wasn't supposed to be like this! Contractual trouble over price or service of cleaning out belongings of the departed  (News)
2018.6
Illegality of CO2 emissions trading was recognized  (Judgments)
2018.6
MOU of Complaints Handling concluded between NCAC and Consumer Council of Hong Kong  (Previous Events)
2018.6
New private lodging business rules have been introduced! Before booking private lodging, confirm the total charges and cancellation policy.  (News)
2018.6
Cyanide compounds contained in health tea using loquat seeds - Beware of excessive intake because decomposition thereof in the body may produce hydrocyanic acid  (News)
2018.5
Trouble over a foreign-currency life insurance contract signed at a bank  (Consultation Cases)
2018.5
Liability of a pet-related company and a pet stylist for cutting part of a cat's tail  (Judgments)
2018.4
Beware of various kinds of troubles related to cryptocurrencies  (News)
2018.4
Accidental ingestion of high powered magnetic balls - infant's digestive tract got holes, and the magnetic balls were removed by laparotomy  (News)
2018.4
Electrically heated carpets that automatically operate in the "high" mode for the first 30 minutes  (Consultation Cases)
2018.3
Accidental ingestion of fidget spinner parts by infants  (News)

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