Samsung groups discredit HTC in Taiwan fined 340,000 dollars

Phoenix Science and technology news Beijing time October 24, according to Yahoo News reports, Samsung suspected of organizing a navy post to tout their products, and discredit its smartphone rival HTC (HTC) and its products by the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission (Fair mini-advertisements Commission) fined 10 million NT dollars. The Taiwan Fair Trade Commission (hereinafter referred to as fair) has confirmed that it has indeed fined Samsung, with a fine of $340,000. This is the second time this year that Samsung has been penalized by the agency. Fair will say that the main reason for the fines against Samsung is to hire college students to write posts in major Internet forums to the Navy's account, involving the fight against and discredit on rivals. There are two Taiwanese trading companies in Taiwan-Peng Tai, and the company, the two companies that are behind the cyber event. On the ruling of the fair, Taiwan's Samsung electronic response deeply regrets that Taiwan's Samsung Electronics has always adhered to the principle of transparency and consumer communication, Taiwan's Samsung will carefully explore the fair decision, and take the necessary steps to maintain the company's credibility, as well as the importance of consumers. Taiwan's Samsung Electronics also said that the future will continue to provide consumers more innovative products and services. (Compilation/Beaver)