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Your obligations as a business. As a business, there are rules in the Fair Trading Act that apply to all aspects of promoting and selling goods and services – from advertising and ... It also applies to advertising in all forms such …
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Further details are available from the Standards NZ website. ... Any person includes retailers, importers, distributors and manufacturers. Supplying can be through displaying cigarette lighters for sale in a shop,…
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Selling extended warranties. If you sell extended warranties for an additional price to consumers there are rules you must comply with. ... You must tell the customer this verbally (unless the extended warranty is sold…
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Example of a private seller. Kate has a young son. She sells online the clothes he has outgrown. ... Despite selling a lot of her son’s clothes online, Kate is not in trade because the clothes she…
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All motor vehicle traders selling used motor vehicles must ensure every vehicle has an accurate and complete Consumer Information Notice (CIN) attached to it. ... If selling online, the CIN must be…
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Read more about selling baby walkers, or go to the Standards New Zealand website to buy the standard. ... You can access the Regulations and the Fair Trading Act online at the government’s…
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Do not claim to be selling a vehicle privately when you are a person in trade. ... Selling vehicles online. If you sell vehicles via the Internet (including via online auctions on…
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This is because in an online auction, goods are sold directly by a seller to a winning bidder and not through an auctioneer. ... See buying online for information about buying from online platforms. …
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To see other guidance on your rights with online sales, privacy policies and daily deal or group buying websites visit the Consumer Protection website. ... To keep yourself safe and secure…
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traders who fail to disclose they are a trader when selling online.
