The Office of Fair Trading has today launched new online resources to help internet businesses comply with the law and provide a better service to residents living in remote areas of the UK. A recent OFT report found that while the internet offers opportunities for residents in these areas to access a wider range of suppliers than they can locally, delivery terms and costs are making it difficult for them to gain the best value from the online marketplace. In order to ensure online businesses are meeting their legal obligations to customers in these areas, the OFT has launched a number of new online resources.
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