1 sa 10 Australian, hirap kanselahin ang subscription sa isang serbisyo. Ano ba ang batas at proteksyon dito?

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Isang pag-aaral ang inilabas kung saan karamihan sa mga konsyumer na may subscription sa isang serbisyo ay nahihirapang kanselahin ito o sumuko nang subukang kanselahin.


Key Points
  • Lumabas Sa pag-aaral ng Consumer Policy Research Centre na 75 per cent ng mga Australian ang may hindi magandang karanasan habang sinusubukang kanselahin ang kanilang subscription.
  • Ibinahagi ng nasabing ulat na may mga paraan ang mga negosyo na gawing mahirap na mag-unsubscribe.
  • Ayon sa Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, isinusulong nila ang pagpapatigil sa unfair trading practices at may panawagan sa gobyerno.

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