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It seems the voluntary code is not being observed.
How well are the networks doing policing their code of practice? Obviously not very well. Many sellers still list their demands for cashback insisting on original bills and less than the 60 days to claim.
I know that some on this site actually work for those sellers so maybe you would like to comment.
I know that some on this site actually work for those sellers so maybe you would like to comment.
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My shop website is an affiliate of e2save and i have sent them an email today asking why the terms have not changed from 30 days to claim to 60.
If they do not change i will have to take them off of my site.0 -
Thankyou for replying. I think the only way this code will work is if we act on it ourselves. It looks as if at least you are. For the rest of us we could be writing to the Networks, Trading standards and ofcom and asking them why these sellers are not complying with the code.0
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