Shopping

Below are our 16 articles in the 'shopping' category:

Buying by Mail Order
Mail order has long been a popular way of buying items. It can be from ads in the newspaper or magazines, a catalogue, or even online. But is it a safe way of buying goods? Basic Rights ...
Buying by Telephone or E-mail
There are so many ways to buy goods these days. You don't need to go into a shop any more - you can order on the phone or by e-mail, for example. Distance selling, as it's called, has become ...
Buying on Credit: Your Rights
There are times when we need to buy things on credit - when you need to replace something expensive and don't have the cash to cover it, for example. The bad part, of course, is that in ...
Can Multipack Items Be Separated When Food Shopping?
Anyone who’s gone food shopping in the supermarket will undoubtedly have noticed that some items come in multipacks, with several of it item in a single, wrapped package. The outlay might be ...
Consumer Rights and Store Cards
Store cards are very big business – look around and it seems as if everyone is offering them. However, they differ from regular credit cards in a number of ways, and so do your rights with them. ...
Faulty Goods
It's happened to us all…you buy something at the shop, get it home and plug it in, only to discover it won't work. But under the law, there are things you can do about it. The Law When it ...
How to Complain
How to Complain You may be good at complaining about items that aren't quite right. If not, then you almost certainly know someone who is. But in most cases it's not persuasion that gets redress ...
Shopping Online: Your Rights
Online shopping has become a fact of life. In 2003 it represented six per cent of total sales, and that figure continues to leap every year. But what rights do you have when shopping online, and ...
Using Small Claims Court
Most people have heard of small claims court, but relatively few have used it. Yet it's something anyone can use as a way of solving problems. It's often used as a last resort, when you've exhausted ...
What Guarantees Mean
Many products come with a free guarantee or warranty from the manufacturer. What they promise can vary - a guarantee will often extend to the replacement or repair of the product if something goes ...
What Labels Mean
Virtually everything you buy is labelled, from food to clothes to appliances. The labels can cover many things, from country of origin to safety warnings, ingredients, or even energy ...
What to Expect From the Food You Buy
With salmonella, BSE, bird flu and all manner of problems, we've come to realise that the food we buy might not always be safe. Regulations exist to protect us, but there are also plenty of ...
What You Need to Know About Hire Purchase
Hire purchase is probably the most common way of paying for high ticket items like cars, furniture and computers. But like any credit deal, it can have its pitfalls and you need to think carefully ...
Your Recourse Over Counterfeit Goods
We live in a time when designer goods are more popular than ever, be it clothing, luggage, shoes or any number of things, making a prime market for fakes. Even DVDs and CDs are counterfeited. Where ...
Your Rights in Internet Auctions
Buying goods on Internet auction sites like eBay isn't the same as popping into a shop in the High Street, and doesn't confer the same rights. Many auction sales are classed as private sales, so ...
Your Rights When Buying Goods Abroad
So many of us take trips abroad these days and while we're there we spend money on items to bring home, often consumer goods rather than just souvenirs. Abroad has become a shopping ...

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