
THE rights of Jersey consumers took a big step forward yesterday following the passing of a law to protect against rogue traders.
A GROUP of unhappy mothers are having to consider taking their babies elsewhere for a swim after they were recently faced with a price increase to use the AquaSplash pool.
IT’S lucky for Islanders that we have a system of reciprocal health care with the UK, otherwise it would have been an even more expensive trip for Mark Jones on his last visit to England.
IF you have ever booked airline tickets online, you will have experienced that awful moment of tension between the time that your payment has passed the point of no return and ‘booking confirmed’ flashes across your screen.
MANY Islanders are still having problems with getting VAT taken off their Sky subscriptions, but one reader who refused to pay the company the tax ended up being pursued by a debt agency.
HARDLY a week goes by without Fair Play having to warn people of a variety of scams aimed at conning us out of either our money, our personal identity details – or both.
TWO Islanders who made a mistake when booking their flights online with Flybe are not alone in feeling badly done by because of a simple error.
THE soaring daily cost of motoring is causing concern among many readers.
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