Consumer Terms · glossary
A clear yes that the customer gives themselves, such as ticking an empty box. Seedlark needs it before a Garden Plan’s right to cancel can end early. A box ticked in advance does not count. Screens and Messages, S5.2 · Chapter 6 · see Consent, Right to cancel
Explained in Chapter 6, The 14-Day Right to Cancel and Digital Content, of Consumer Terms.
The first two steps need express consent: a clear yes that the customer gives themselves, such as ticking an empty box. A box ticked in advance is not their choice, so it does not count. Simply opening the plan does not count either.Read Chapter 6, The 14-Day Right to Cancel and Digital Content →
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