Consumer Protection Act 2007 (Junior Cert Business Studies): Flashcards

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Consumer Protection Act 2007
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Purpose of Consumer Protection Act 2007

Safeguards from dishonest/deceptive business practices

Consumer Protection Act 2007 protects from

False/misleading statements about goods or services

Product descriptions must

Match what is actually being sold

Items labelled organic/gluten-free must

Genuinely possess those characteristics

Price display rules

Must be clear & include all charges like VAT

Sale price 28 day rule

Item must be at higher price for 28 consecutive days in previous 3 months

Product benefit claims must be

Verifiable

Pressure selling tactics

Prohibited under the act

Artificial urgency/false scarcity

Prohibited - not allowed

Advertising requirement

Must be honest and accurate across all media

'Closing down sale' must mean

Store genuinely shutting down permanently

Online reviews & ratings must be

Genuine

Fake countdown timers online

Prohibited - creates false urgency

Online vs in-store protections

Same level of protection for both

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