Consumer Terms · glossary
A person who buys for their own use, not for a business. Seedlark’s customers buy the app for their own gardens, so consumer law protects them. Chapter 1 · see Trader
Explained in Chapter 1, Consumer Terms for Apps: What a Trainee Drafts, of Consumer Terms.
A business that sells to the public must tell its customers the deal, in words and on screens. In law the business is a trader. A person who buys for their own use, not for a business, is a consumer. Before the customer agrees to pay, the trader must show certain facts: the pre-contract information.Read Chapter 1, Consumer Terms for Apps: What a Trainee Drafts →
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