The summary is:
The text is a transcript of a video from the Consumer Patrol, a Brazilian TV program that helps consumers with problems with products or services. The host, Celso Russomanno, goes to a store that sells appliances and confronts the owner, who has been deceiving customers by promising new products but delivering used or defective ones. He also shows that the store does not issue invoices, which is a crime. He helps three consumers who bought refrigerators and stoves from the store and had problems with them. He explains their rights and demands that the owner either replace the products or refund their money. He also gives him a deadline to open a company and issue invoices properly. He says he will come back to check if the owner has complied with his demands.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A man left an employee behind.
2. There has been a complaint for 30 days.
3. Consumers met on Facebook over complaints about the same store.
4. The store sells through social media and promises new products but delivers different items.
5. Consumers received products that were not as promised, such as a refrigerator and a stove with issues.
6. The store's procedures involve selling items displayed as new but delivering used or defective products.
7. One consumer was promised a four-burner stove but received a five-burner stove with issues.
8. The store is located in Campo Belo, on the south side of São Paulo.
9. The store does not issue proper tax invoices for purchases.
10. The Consumer Patrol visited the store due to complaints.
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