BigBlue2018
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Back to youThose bathbombs have my fanny itching just looking at them
Anyways went on the website and although I'm not on a desktop so might be unable to see everything, she's breaking so many rules
Distance selling regulations are not being complied with. The following is taken from https://www.gov.uk/online-and-distance-selling-for-businesses
Before an order is placed
You must provide:
This information must be easy to understand and on paper, in an email or another format the customer can save for future reference.
- your business name, contact details and address
- a description of your goods or services
- the price, including all taxes
- how a customer can pay
- delivery arrangements, costs and how long goods will take to arrive
- the minimum length of their contract and billing period
- conditions for ending contracts
- how they can cancel and when they lose the right to cancel
- if they will still need to pay reasonable costs for using a service after they cancel
- a standard cancellation form, if they can cancel
- conditions for money given as a deposit or financial guarantees
- what digital content does (for example, the language it’s in or how to update software)
- the cost of using phone lines or other communication to complete the contract where it will cost more than the basic rate
Right to cancel
There are different rules for downloads and streaming services.
You must tell the customer they can cancel their order up to 14 days after their order is delivered. They don’t need to give a reason for cancelling.
If you don’t tell the customer about their right to cancel, they can cancel at any time in the next 12 months. If you tell them about the right to cancel during these 12 months, they have 14 days to cancel from when you told them.
After an order is placed
You must:
- provide a copy of the contract on paper, by email or another format the customer can save for future reference
- provide the copy of the contract no later than when the goods are delivered
- deliver the goods within 30 days, unless you’ve agreed otherwise with the customer
So she has to provide a refund without a reason within 14 days and so many of the above not being complied with but mainly e.g. Business name and address and cancellation policy.
Those bathbombs have my fanny itching just looking at them
Anyways went on the website and although I'm not on a desktop so might be unable to see everything, she's breaking so many rules
Distance selling regulations are not being complied with. The following is taken from https://www.gov.uk/online-and-distance-selling-for-businesses
Before an order is placed
You must provide:
This information must be easy to understand and on paper, in an email or another format the customer can save for future reference.
- your business name, contact details and address
- a description of your goods or services
- the price, including all taxes
- how a customer can pay
- delivery arrangements, costs and how long goods will take to arrive
- the minimum length of their contract and billing period
- conditions for ending contracts
- how they can cancel and when they lose the right to cancel
- if they will still need to pay reasonable costs for using a service after they cancel
- a standard cancellation form, if they can cancel
- conditions for money given as a deposit or financial guarantees
- what digital content does (for example, the language it’s in or how to update software)
- the cost of using phone lines or other communication to complete the contract where it will cost more than the basic rate
Right to cancel
There are different rules for downloads and streaming services.
You must tell the customer they can cancel their order up to 14 days after their order is delivered. They don’t need to give a reason for cancelling.
If you don’t tell the customer about their right to cancel, they can cancel at any time in the next 12 months. If you tell them about the right to cancel during these 12 months, they have 14 days to cancel from when you told them.
After an order is placed
You must:
- provide a copy of the contract on paper, by email or another format the customer can save for future reference
- provide the copy of the contract no later than when the goods are delivered
- deliver the goods within 30 days, unless you’ve agreed otherwise with the customer
So she has to provide a refund without a reason within 14 days and so many of the above not being complied with but mainly e.g. Business name and address and cancellation policy.
Back to you itching fanny it brought tears to my eyes remembering when I showered with Original Source Mint Shower Gel. I was walking like John Wayne for a week!Those bathbombs have my fanny itching just looking at them
Anyways went on the website and although I'm not on a desktop so might be unable to see everything, she's breaking so many rules
Distance selling regulations are not being complied with. The following is taken from https://www.gov.uk/online-and-distance-selling-for-businesses
Before an order is placed
You must provide:
This information must be easy to understand and on paper, in an email or another format the customer can save for future reference.
- your business name, contact details and address
- a description of your goods or services
- the price, including all taxes
- how a customer can pay
- delivery arrangements, costs and how long goods will take to arrive
- the minimum length of their contract and billing period
- conditions for ending contracts
- how they can cancel and when they lose the right to cancel
- if they will still need to pay reasonable costs for using a service after they cancel
- a standard cancellation form, if they can cancel
- conditions for money given as a deposit or financial guarantees
- what digital content does (for example, the language it’s in or how to update software)
- the cost of using phone lines or other communication to complete the contract where it will cost more than the basic rate
Right to cancel
There are different rules for downloads and streaming services.
You must tell the customer they can cancel their order up to 14 days after their order is delivered. They don’t need to give a reason for cancelling.
If you don’t tell the customer about their right to cancel, they can cancel at any time in the next 12 months. If you tell them about the right to cancel during these 12 months, they have 14 days to cancel from when you told them.
After an order is placed
You must:
- provide a copy of the contract on paper, by email or another format the customer can save for future reference
- provide the copy of the contract no later than when the goods are delivered
- deliver the goods within 30 days, unless you’ve agreed otherwise with the customer
So she has to provide a refund without a reason within 14 days and so many of the above not being complied with but mainly e.g. Business name and address and cancellation policy.
Don't give her ideas!
Poor Harvey. He really does need keeping out of the media and live a happy life. He didn't ask for any of this.This is so wrong.
Katie Price 'upset and outraged' as clothing designer uses Harvey's photo to cash in with ‘hello you c***’ facemasks
A SICK clothing designer is cashing in on Katie Price’s disabled son Harvey by selling offensive face masks with his photo on. The coronavirus face coverings feature a childhood picture of Ha…www.thesun.co.uk
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. And no, don’t believe a word
