No matter how a business communicates with you—whether it is through packaging, advertising, logos, endorsements or sales pitch—you have the right to receive accurate and truthful messages about the goods and services that you buy. Find out what to do if you have been misled or deceived.
If you receive unsolicited goods or services, for example something in the mail you did not order, you should take action straight away. The law says that you are not obliged to pay for goods or services that you have not agreed to acquire.
Testimonials and endorsements are popular marketing tools used by business to add credibility to their claims about the quality or value of the products or services they are trying to sell you. Businesses may use these methods, provided any representations or claims they make are accurate and truthful.
Spam is annoying and it can also be dangerous. While it is nearly impossible to rid yourself of spam completely, there are steps you can take to reduce the amount of spam that you receive and reduce the chances of spam causing you serious problems.
As a consumer, if you want to buy food from a certain country, this fact sheet tells you what to look for on the label. Country of origin claims explained.
