But hidden in the
small print is a notice stating that returning the form will incur costs of almost pounds 3,000 a year.
They are: a lack of balance between the benefits and drawbacks of a product; claims that can lead to unrealistic expectations; and key information that gets buried in the
small print.
Make sure you check all the
small print and that it will be cost effective so you can actually make some sort of profit before you agree or sign anything.
Consumers should always check the
small print and find out what any offer actually means for them before signing a contract.
The get-out clause was hidden in her policy's "non-disclosure"
small print.
THE City watchdog has announced it plans to focus attention on misleading advertising which buries important information in the
small print.
The RNIB today published research claiming one in five people are potentially at risk as they cannot read the
small print on food labels or medicines.
The invoices say in
small print that the solicitations are not bills, but the warning is not as large as the law requires, Brose said.
WATCHDOGS have slammed Ryanair for using
small print to short change passengers.
This time the
small print reveals that if you sign the form you are agreeing to be inserted in the next three editions of the guide at a cost of 917euros or about pounds 611 for each version.
pay for the repairs under the "vermin" section of the
small print.
He is running a series of seminars aimed at financial directors working in the engineering, construction, automotive and water sectors outlining the risks of ignoring the
small print as part of a commercial and contractual health check.
