
Consumer Tribunal orders suppliers to refund R697 000 for botched deals
The suppliers, which abandoned a home renovation and denied a refund for a defective vehicle respectively, were also fined a total of R250 000.
The suppliers, which abandoned a home renovation and denied a refund for a defective vehicle respectively, were also fined a total of R250 000.
From 1 December, the NCC’s contact centre hotline will be zero-rated for three months to help consumers report fake or expired foodstuffs.
Experts weigh in the impact on financial services of a proposed opt-out registry to protect consumers from unwanted marketing.
The Consumer Protection Act requires suppliers to perform services in a manner that meets the reasonable expectations of consumers.
The National Consumer Commission claims the scheme misled participants with false promises of grocery rewards and high returns.
Promising groceries in exchange for a once-off payment, WAPH is under fire for violating the Consumer Protection Act with deceptive promises and recruitment incentives.
The NCC has prioritised the second-hand motor vehicle industry due to the high volume of complaints from dissatisfied consumers.
The Consumer Protection Act prescribes that consumers receive goods that are fit for their intended purpose, of good quality, and durable for a reasonable time.
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