The Consumer Protection Act reinforces your right to complain. If you experience substandard service or receive poor quality products, visit the getclosure homepage to submit a complaint about any South African business and we will deliver it to them today. This service is fast, free and effective. 
Impact on businessesBusinesses have until 24 October 2010 to comply with the requirements of the Consumer Protection Act. The Act makes provision for a National Consumer Commission to be established in April 2010. This Commission will be responsible for the implementation of the Act after the October 2010 deadline. The Act enables the National Consumer Commission to require businesses to deal with consumer concerns and complaints. To find out how getclosure can help your business comply with these requirements, contact Richard Wright at richard@getclosure.co.za.
Impact on consumersThe Consumer Protection Act will have a wide-ranging impact on South African consumers. Visit the news section on the website or the consumer legislation and regulation section on the getclosure blog to find out more. Or you can follow the links below to read summaries of the more important sections of the Act: Chapter One: Definitions, how the Act will affect consumers, franchise agreements – read more
Chapter Two: Right of equality in the consumer market focusing on discriminatory marketing – read moreA consumer's right to privacy focusing on direct marketing – read more A consumer's right to choose focusing on fixed-term agreements - read moreFind out what the pre-authorisation requirements of repair or maintenance work are - read moreA consumer's right to a cooling off period after direct marketing - read moreWhat the Act has to say about deposits and cancellation fees - read moreA consumer's right to examine goods before purchase - read moreA consumer's rights with respect to delivery of goods or services - read moreA consumer's right to return goods - read moreMore to follow…
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