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• Buying by internet, phone and mail order: distance contracts explained

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44347/Buying-by-internet-phone-and-mail-order-distance-contracts-explained

  This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales Traders must comply with the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations ...

• Is the trader right?

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44352/Is-the-trader-right

  This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales When you buy goods, services or digital content from a trader, you enter into a contract that gives you legal r...

• Buying communications and media packages

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44348/Buying-communications-and-media-packages

  This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales Traders may offer 'package' or 'bundle' deals where more than one service, such as phone, broadband, entertainm...

• Professional architectural services and your building project

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44353/Professional-architectural-services-and-your-building-project

  This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales If you are thinking of appointing someone to design your building project and provide other services connected ...

• Buying from business premises: on-premises contracts explained

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44349/Buying-from-business-premises-on-premises-contracts-explained

  In this guide, the words 'must' or 'must not' are used where businesses are legally required to do (or not do) something. The word 'should' is used where there ...

• Gas and electricity competition

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44351/Gas-and-electricity-competition

  This guidance is for England, Scotland and Wales You could save money by switching tariffs or energy suppliers. However, comparing suppliers and choosing the ri...

• Dry cleaning

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44350/Dry-cleaning

  In this guide, the words 'must' or 'must not' are used where businesses are legally required to do (or not do) something. The word 'should' is used where there ...

• Problems with services

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/problems-with-services

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• Travel

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/travel

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• Conned by phone fraud?

  https://www.publicprotectionpartnership.org.uk/article/44363/Conned-by-phone-fraud

  In this guide, the words 'must' or 'must not' are used where there is a legal requirement to do (or not do) something. The word 'should' is used where there is ...

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