EU finds 30% of online traders ‘cheat’ on Black Friday sales
National consumer authorities may take action against the businesses concerned, the EU said.
EU finds 30% of online traders ‘cheat’ on Black Friday sales
National consumer authorities may take action against the businesses concerned, the EU said.
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