Energy firm guilty of mis-selling to doorstep customers
Originally posted by 5corpio
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With almost 7 million people switching energy tariffs on their doorstep each year, knowing your rights is crucial.
Doorstep selling can be for anything from double-glazing and television packages to energy or loft insulation. Doorstep selling is where a salesperson calls at your home or stops you in the street or shopping centre, for example, to sell you goods or services – it doesn't have to be literally on your doorstep.
If you make a purchase from this type of seller, you have the same rights under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 or Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 as you would if you bought from a shop – but there are extra rules to protect you because you may be