Consumer Terms · glossary
The customer’s right to cancel a Garden Plan within 14 days, with no reason, for a full refund. It ends early only if the customer asks for the plan at once, confirms they will lose the right, and Seedlark confirms both by email. Terms, clause 5.2 · Chapter 6 · see Cancellation form, Express consent
Explained in Chapter 6, The 14-Day Right to Cancel and Digital Content, of Consumer Terms.
A Garden Plan is a design for one garden bed, bought on its own for £10. It is a contract of its own, outside the subscription. So it carries its own right to cancel: 14 days to change one’s mind, with no reason needed. The customer can give up that right to get the plan at once, but only knowingly.Read Chapter 6, The 14-Day Right to Cancel and Digital Content →
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