Netizens Criticize Netease's Business Practices

October 25, 2004 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: Internet



    A Chinese-language online article entitled "Netease POPO's Soap Bubble Burst; Devout Netizens Feel Cheated" has disclosed that Netease (NASDAQ: NTES) POPO offered a 1Gb free email account to attract more users but then discontinued the service, to many netizens' dismay.

    The article has been republished by a large number of websites, and the level of feedback from netizens has been considerable. Some feel that Netease POPO's behavior is a result of a lack of self-discipline and management, while others are calling on all netizens to unite when their interests are harmed.

    Lawyers have suggested that the government develop a set of stringent guidelines on the management and control of websites, severely punishing those who break their word. Currently China's consumer laws are being tested in the courts as more people are suing companies and local governments.

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