The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky novel Chapter 271

Chapter 271

Leon sneered.

The product of Elegante Group was sold nine hundred and fifty in other malls, but the Sullivan Enterprises had raised the price by a fold in private, which was a serious violation to consumers‘ rights.

“So what? Are you going to file a complaint in the industrial and commercial department? Go ahead! Let me tell you something. Sullivan Enterprises has connections with those departments so filing a complaint won’t do a thing!” Brody said mockingly.

Raising the price of the Elegante Group’s product at their branches was a minor offense and even if the government received reports on it, they would not be bothered to act on it; not to mention that the Sullivan Enterprises had run its business in Springfield City for years and had built a strong network. Unless Leon had the power equivalent to a king, he would not be able to cause any damages.

“Is that so? Just wait and see, then! This time, I am going to shut all the cosmetic stores under the Sullivan Enterprises down!” Leon sneered.

“Shut us down? Who do you think you are? What a joke!” Brody burst into laughter.

“You are nothing but a scum! Don’t embarrass yourself!” Marilyn smirked and looked at Leon mockingly as though she was looking at a clown.

Leon ignored the two and took out his phone to call Jenson.

The Wick Group was the biggest distributor in Springfield City, responsible of all high–end cosmetic

“Jenson, I need your help on something. I’m in one of the cosmetic stores run by Sullivan Enterprises right now and they have maliciously raised the prices…” Leon explained the situation briefly.

The Wick Group was the biggest distributor of Springfield City and all the prices of the products they distributed were set by the suppliers. Not only had the Sullivan Enterprises‘ violation affected the profit on the supplier’s end, it would damage the Wick Group’s reputation as well; the Wick Group was trusted to maintain the prices and qualities, and should they failed, no other suppliers would ever dare to work with them again.