Ticket resale cap: what's law now and what isn't
The ticket resale cap is a draft bill, not law. What protects you today on Viagogo and StubHub, and how to get your money back if a ticket fails.
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The ticket resale cap is a draft bill, not law. What protects you today on Viagogo and StubHub, and how to get your money back if a ticket fails.
The CMA fined Wayfair £4.8m, Appliances Direct £1.2m and Gold's Gym £45,000 on 14 October. What it means for refunds, fake timers and pre-ticked extras.
A High Court order now defines what a 'time-limited' deal means. How to spot fake timers and 'was' prices before Black Friday on 27 November, and how to get a refund.
The CMA publishes a live register of companies ordered to refund customers. Three are on it so far, £1.95m secured, and you don't have to lift a finger to get paid.
Drip pricing costs UK consumers £2.2 billion a year. Since April 2025, it’s illegal. The CMA is actively enforcing. Here’s how to spot it, challenge it, and report it.
The CMA is investigating Adobe’s early cancellation fees. If you’ve been trapped by an 'annual plan, billed monthly' subscription, here’s how to challenge it.
Major changes to UK consumer law came into force in April 2025. Here’s what’s new and how it protects you.