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Category Archives: E-Commerce Law
E-commerce – most retailers fail to make any money!
Wow – every so often I come across a study which is simply amazing. A new study on e-commerce by Opinion Business Research of 250 retailers found that whilst 80% of those surveyed had some type of online presence, 53% … Continue reading
An end to EU e-commerce obstacles?
Despite containing 500 million consumers and 200 million separate businesses, remarkably only a fraction of e-commerce transactions in the European Union are conducted across national borders. Not least of the obstacles to Europewide e-commerce are 27 different consumer protection laws, consumer protection … Continue reading
Who reads terms and conditions?!
I’ve been tidying my office today (finally) and come across a funny bit of research undertaken by Gamestation – on April Fool’s Day, they inserted a clause into their standard T&Cs which said that the customer granted them the option … Continue reading