... it announced it had reached an agreement to acquire the remaining 80%. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) spent 12 months considering this and decided to oppose it as it would substantially reduce competition. While Qantas is no ...
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... Unit pricing helps shoppers spot value for money by displaying the price of products by their volume, weight or per unit. An ACCC survey found 90% of consumers use unit pricing when deciding which products to buy. New rules will improve the readability ...
... things you may have missed this week. Consumer watchdog takes supermarket giants to court for alleged fake discounting The ACCC has launched legal action against Woolworths and Coles for allegedly breaching Australian Consumer Law. The consumer watchdog ...
... buying. The downside is that dodgy reviews are rife. The consumer watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), makes it clear that writing fake or misleading reviews breaches Australian Consumer Law. The catch is that fake reviews ...
... exchange or refund isn't enough to motivate us to return [items], leading to eye watering wastage." According to the ACCC, consumers have the right to return a product if they think there's a problem. The product does not have to be in its original ...
... annually on fuel Aussie motorists have access to over 40 free apps that track petrol prices, and our consumer watchdog, the ACCC, says they can help drivers save a bundle at the bowser. Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth all experience petrol ...
... cryptocurrency also continue to plague individual investors. According to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), there are a few main crypto scams to watch out for. The first are fake cryptocurrency exchanges or apps that are designed ...
Been scammed? You're not alone.Scams cost nearly $3 billion in 2023 according to the ACCC, but there's hope at hand. In this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, financial adviser and On Your Own Two Feet author Helen Baker joins Money's ...
... is straightforward answer. Less than 24 hours after the outage began the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) was already warning consumers and small businesses about the likelihood that scammers would look to exploit the situation to ...
... businesses was cashless pre-COVID. By 2021, that figure had risen to one in four. Is this legal? Yes. Consumer watchdog, the ACCC, says businesses don't have to accept cash if they make it clear which types of payments they accept before consumers ...
