Fair Trading Act

You tell a computer salesperson that you are looking forward to using Wi-Fi on your tablet, but they don’t tell you that it is unable to connect to the internet. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

A coat is advertised as being made of wool.

Actually, it is 20% wool, 80% cotton. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

A label on a jacket is made from Italian leather, when it is actually made from leather in Australia. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

The price tag on the jeans says $69.99.

When you get to the counter, the salesperson tells you they cost $149.99. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

A business gives you the wrong information about your legal rights to a refund. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

A large company tells you the ice cream franchise you are about to buy makes $20,000 sales a month. However, that is only in the summer months. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

You are encourage to join a pyramid scheme (this is a scheme where most of the money comes from joining more people up to the scheme rather than from sales). This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices

A business accepts money when they have no intention of supplying the goods/services on time. This is an example of:

• Misleading Behaviour

• False Information

• Unfair trading practices