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What is the main purpose of the Consumer Protection Act 2007?

To safeguard shoppers from dishonest practices

If Supervalu labels bread as 'gluten-free', what must be true?

It must contain no gluten at all

How long must an item be sold at a higher price before advertising it as reduced?

28 consecutive days

What must all displayed prices include according to the Act?

VAT and additional charges

What sales tactic does the Act prohibit businesses from using?

High-pressure tactics

Can Joe Duffy Motors falsely claim a car model is the 'last one available'?

No, this is prohibited

If Brown Thomas advertises a 'closing down sale', what must be true?

They're genuinely shutting down

What must Argos provide if they advertise 'Ireland's lowest prices'?

Evidence to prove the claim

What requirement exists for online reviews under the Act?

Must be genuine

What online tactic is prohibited to create false urgency?

Using fake countdown timers

Can businesses make false statements about the products they're selling?

No, this is prohibited

How do online shopping protections compare to physical stores?

Both have the same protections

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