What Recommendation of the Council on Consumer Protection in E-commerce requires
This OECD recommendation provides a framework for businesses engaged in B2C e-commerce to ensure fair practices, requiring clear and conspicuous disclosure of business identity, product/service information, and full transaction terms before the consumer is bound (Part I, Section A). It applies to all businesses conducting electronic commerce with consumers, with a focus on cross-border transactions.
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Primary source: https://www.oecd.org/sti/consumer/consumer-protection-e-commerce-oecd-recommendation.htm
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- OECD Recommendation on Consumer Protection in E-commerce, Part I, Section A: Information Disclosure
- OECD Recommendation on Consumer Protection in E-commerce, Part I, Section B: Clarity of Information
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