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Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 Act protects consumers from unfair or Current activity No current activity Level of protection No protection Unlikely to

The main issues of concern to Citizens Advice are outlined below: Protecting consumer transparency and control: Citizens Advice and predecessor body Consumer Futures has undertaken

The Consumer Rights Act states that terms and conditions must be prominent, so important terms hidden in the small print may not be compliant with the law.. Essential information must

Get advice from the Citizens Advice consumer service 03454 04 05 06 who can provide advice and pass details on to Trading Standards.. Report scams or suspected scams to Action Fraud

In particular they should: • Be free to the consumer at the point of use • Be visibly independent of the trader • Offer adjudication between trader and the consumer • Be able to

Citizens Advice 2018 Basic Contracts handouts Citizens Advice consumer education Activity 2 - Small Print in a contract Small print or terms and conditions of a contract must be

Details of how to contact the consumer service can be found on the Citizens Advice website www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/get-more-help/if-the consumer-need-more-help-about-a-

Take a look at your local trading standards, local council and police websites to find out what advice they give and also what schemes operate in the local area that may offer