The Regulation of Premium Rate Services Order 2024
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27 Express consent for charges imposed under a subscription contract entered into by means of an internet access service
(1) This article applies to a subscription contract entered into by means of an internet access service. (2) The merchant must not impose any charge unless, directly before the consumer is bound by the contract, the merchant has satisfied the conditions in this article. (3) The first condition is that the merchant must make available to the consumer, directly before the consumer pays or agrees to pay the charge for the provision of the service, the information specified in sub-paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (g), (h), (i) and (o) of paragraph 2 of Schedule 3 in a clear, comprehensible and prominent manner, and in a way that complies with paragraph (4). (4) The merchant must make available to the consumer the information referred to in paragraph (3) clearly and legibly on the merchant’s website, adjacent to the button or other similar function mentioned in paragraph (6). (5) The second condition is that the merchant must obtain the consumer’s express consent by ensuring that the consumer explicitly acknowledges that the provision of the service in question entails an obligation to pay the charge in question. (6) The consumer’s express consent is deemed to have been given when the consumer activates a button or a similar function labelled in an easily legible manner with words such as ‘SUBSCRIBE’ or a corresponding unambiguous formulation indicating that the consumer’s activation entails an obligation to pay the merchant. (7) In this article, “subscription contract” has the meaning given in article 8(5).
27 Express consent for charges imposed under a subscription contract entered into by means of an internet access service
(1) This article applies to a subscription contract entered into by means of an internet access service. (2) The merchant must not impose any charge unless, directly before the consumer is bound by the contract, the merchant has satisfied the conditions in this article. (3) The first condition is that the merchant must make available to the consumer, directly before the consumer pays or agrees to pay the charge for the provision of the service, the information specified in sub-paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (g), (h), (i) and (o) of paragraph 2 of Schedule 3 in a clear, comprehensible and prominent manner, and in a way that complies with paragraph (4). (4) The merchant must make available to the consumer the information referred to in paragraph (3) clearly and legibly on the merchant’s website, adjacent to the button or other similar function mentioned in paragraph (6). (5) The second condition is that the merchant must obtain the consumer’s express consent by ensuring that the consumer explicitly acknowledges that the provision of the service in question entails an obligation to pay the charge in question. (6) The consumer’s express consent is deemed to have been given when the consumer activates a button or a similar function labelled in an easily legible manner with words such as ‘SUBSCRIBE’ or a corresponding unambiguous formulation indicating that the consumer’s activation entails an obligation to pay the merchant. (7) In this article, “subscription contract” has the meaning given in article 8(5).
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