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There are countless cases of misleading consumers by listing items cheaper than market price, items that are not available, and fishing properties that contain false information. The government has been cracking down for two months, detecting 8,800 cases, of which more than 400 cases that violate the law will be fined. Reporter Kim Hyun-woo’s report. This is an article posted by residents in the Internet meeting room. This is a conversation I had with a real estate agent after seeing a real estate sale posted on the internet, but I was misled by a fake sale. There are constant instances of fake or exaggerated listings on the internet and dazzling real estate consumers in a rush. In August, the government began an intensive inspection of these fake properties that mislead consumers and disrupt the real estate market. Did fake or exaggerated real estate properties that attract consumers by publishing so-called ‘fishing properties’ disappear? During the two months in which the revised Public Brokerage Law was implemented, more than 24,000 reports were submitted, of which 8,800 were actually confirmed. In particular, more than 400 cases with serious violations of the law have been subject to fines. When looking at the types of fines subject to fines, the most inaccurate markings, such as address and sales address, were approximately 300 cases. The Ministry of Lands, Infrastructure and Transport said that the number of complaints of false real estate sales has decreased by more than 40% after the approval period has passed, and called for the active reporting of suspicious cases. YTN Kim Hyun-woo[[email protected]]it is.
