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teks: Last year, I invested in buying jewelry because I had extra money. I bought it from a famous store in Medan Idaman, Seri Gombak, which was even featured in the newspaper. However, with the opening of school, I needed a lot of money for my children's expenses. So, I had to pawn the jewelry at Bank Rakyat (Ar-Rahnu). The problem arose when the bank tested the jewelry and found out that it was not pure 916 gold as claimed (as stated on the receipt and stamped on the jewelry), but rather a mixture of 835 gold. This was the case for not just one, but two pieces of jewelry. What made me even more frustrated was when I exchanged my old jewelry for new ones at the same store. The old jewelry was definitely pure 916 gold (I had pawned it at Ar-Rahnu before). I wonder if any of my friends have experienced the same thing. How can I claim my rights from the jewelry store? The jewelry has already been pawned and I still have the purchase receipt. The price difference between 916 and 835 gold is significant. Can someone who is knowledgeable about this issue please help me?, return JSON {'label'}
{"label": "kebencian"}