European Commission Make Plans to Eliminate Ecommerce Scams

By  |  March 19, 2013
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The European Commission shares plans that will aid in mitigating the aggressive commercial practices commonly found online. The Commission claims that many consumers have been driven away from shopping online with other state members as a result of these forceful practices.

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    A standardized set of rules, designed by The Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, has been sent out across the EU according to The Paypers. This set of rules will aim to guide EU members and eliminate aggressive advertising online. Some of the provisions will include the banning of misleading consumers through false advertising and other fraudulent claims.

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