Ms. Wu from Jiangsu is one of them, and she entrusted Chen's team to create an Internet celebrity road for her daughter, but two years have passed, and the effect is not ideal. Ms. Wu took Chen's team to court and demanded a refund of the entire fee.
Chen promised Ms. Wu that he could create a path to becoming an internet celebrity star for her daughter. The two parties agreed that Chen's team needed to shoot 125 projects, 28 urban-themed videos, 8 original songs and 1 MV for Ms. Wu's daughter, and set aside 200,000 yuan as post-publicity expenses. Ms. Wu paid 1.3 million yuan to Chen's team, expecting her daughter to soar in the online world.
However, two years have passed, and the results promised by Chen's team have not come as expected. On the online platform, only more than 30 videos of Ms. Wu's daughter have been uploaded, and the effect is not ideal. Ms. Wu realized that she might have been scammed and decided to sue Chen's team for a full refund. The court determined that the value of the defendant's workload was more than 40 yuan, and the remaining 80 yuan had to be returned to the plaintiff.
Is the 800,000 yuan hard-earned money or is there another hidden story? Why did Chen's team not fulfill its promise? Do you think the court's judgment is fair? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss.