Kehl - consumers need to be as vigilant on the internet as in real life - is the motto for the information campaign European Consumer Centre (ECC) Germany subscription traps on the Internet. The aim is to inform consumers comprising: So they know the trickery early on and change their behavior on the Internet.
What is the legal situation and the judgments that we should know?
On the new website www.Vorsicht-in-Netz.de consumers get answers to important questions: How do I know what Mesh subscription traps and make use of their operators? What can be done in order not to fall into the trap? What is the legal situation and the key judgments should know you? Assistance is also available for those who have already fallen into a subscription-trap. Therefore, samples letters and provides information on how to enforce their rights against the supplier itself.
To further facilitate the understanding, the recent addition to this website, video clips, a quiz game and a discussion forum where interested consumers can share with each other or catch up even with the lawyers of the ECC in Germany legal issues Council.
European dimension of the problem in view: the ECC Germany
by the promoter, the European Consumer Centre Germany, is considered the European dimension of the problem: Especially in relation to Internet rip-off "use many unscrupulous places of business in other EU countries to conceal their identity to overturn their liability and frustrate the enforcement against them. Because consumers can thus particularly unsettling, in this respect is a special need for information. The ECC Germany complements the information provided by the consumer centers. It's only cross-border activities and is responsible to inform about the opportunities and risks of the EU internal market and to increase confidence in the common market. More information on the activities of the ECC Germany can be found on its home page: verbraucher.de www.eu-financed
for the project by the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection, following a decision of the German Bundestag.
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