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Have you ever complained when you felt that you were cheated by the trader?

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Your consumer rights:

You have the right to corn plain if something you’ve bought does not work, a service has not achieved the result that was agreed, something has not been delivered on time, or you’ve been misled by an advert.

Know your rights:

The Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act are consumer laws that help ensure:

you get the goods or services you pay for what you get is of acceptable quality.

Information on consumer Laws:

It’s an offence to mislead a consumer about their contractuaL or legaL rights when they buy something. Information on business obLigations.

Bad service and faulty goods:

If the service or product does not meet your expectations, you can:
ask for the job to be redone. cancel the service. payless money than was agreed not payara. 

Information on your consumer rights when buying products and services

Buying online:

Know your rights when you’re shopping online – and what to do if anything goes wrong.

Information on your rights when buying online Information on deLivery issues.

How to complain:

Find out the best way to complain to increase your chances of your problem being solved.

If you’re still not happy:

The Disputes Tribunal can take claims of up to $30,000 on faulty goods if the seller has refused to fix, refund or replace them.

Disputes Tribunal:

Complain if you think you were misled by advertising for something you’ve bought or services you’ve received.

Making a complaint to the Commerce Commission.

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