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Brilliant, innit?
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this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2026
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And yet customers are constantly held to unreasonable terms and conditions for interest rates they don't understand.
The ability to break a contract always goes to the one with more power, the business.
In this case, with UK consumer law, it works both ways.
Either party can back out, and / or get reimbursed if the other side fails to deliver or there was genuine error
For example, a customer who orders online can just change their mind and get a refund weeks after placing the order.