Sentences with phrase «consumer rights point»

Not exact matches

Tack on waning consumer sentiment — the latest Conference Board consumer confidence survey puts consumer optimism at 90, down nine points from its Ocotber reading — and it's hardly surprising owners aren't feeling super positive right now, Vitner says.

We're tracking in real - time how the consumer goes through pain points and we help them go to the right dealer to get the right information at the right time.

Even though Experian recently started reporting on - time rent payments on consumers» credit reports, you probably aren't going to get credit score brownie points for paying the rent right when you should.

Because of this point, consumers are granted — by the credit bureaus — the right to shop for a mortgage with an unlimited number of lenders without fears of «multiple credit dings».

As the fresh produce industry integrates new technologies throughout the supply chain, China has emerged as a leader in some key areas, especially technologies that reduce friction points for the consumer such as mobile payments (with an estimated 94 % penetration rate in first tier cities), app - based food delivery and, a big buzzword in China right now, «O2O,» or online - to - offline — which describes a range of technologies and strategies for using internet - based tools to facilitate brick - and - mortar sales, and vice versa.

«At what point does the right to put a view - whether from industry, health or consumer groups - become a right of veto over unfriendly outcomes?

«The new labels put calorie information at the fingertips of consumers at every point of purchase so they can choose the beverage that is right for them and their families,» Susan K. Neely, president and CEO of the American Beverage Association, said.

To demonstrate that consumers can trust food companies to do the right thing, the Times pointed to a recent announcement by Cargill that it will now label finely textured beef, aka «pink slime» in its ground beef products:

According to him, the right decision has put Guinness Nigeria Plc in a great position to continue to offer consumers quality brands, giving them a choice at every category and price point.

«Point - of - care testing, in which consumers can get a result before they ever leave a doctor's office, and start treatment right away, is realizable,» she says.

Additionally, they have a handy Consumer Guide that is a good jumping - off point to address common concerns when selecting the right technology.

A post made on the official Asus blog stated, «Any customers who have purchased a Transformer Prime TF201 and are dissatisfied with the performance of the GPS module are advised to return the unit to their point of purchase for a full refund as per standard consumer rights that apply in the UK.»

Key quote for me is right there on page 1 — «As we will see below, the point of versioning is to get the consumers to sort themselves into different groups according to their willingness to pay.»

Back to the first article about the consumer's rights, I must admit that both the writer and author, Marilynn Byerly, have good points to prove to their reader that the current state of eBook rights is a work in progress.

Because of this point, consumers are granted — by the credit bureaus — the right to shop for a mortgage with an unlimited number of lenders without fears of «multiple credit dings».

The right goal will help you to stay focused and to develop necessary consumer habits leading to maximization of your points.

Even if the item's second - hand or reduced, it doesn't mean you get second - rate consumer rights, except where the seller pointed out the specific problems before you bought.

«While the housing category continues to deteriorate, a gain of four points in the index during the past five quarters indicates that the majority of consumers are on the right track.»

Shopper's Drug Mart this week settled a long - standing class action with a Quebec consumers» rights group, which filed claim in 2010 after Pharmaprix changed the Optimum points program.

Crates nowadays also reinforce bad behaviors of destruction, because they are so flimsy and cheap the dog breaks right out of them (years ago crates were metal and strong, but this is too expensive for today's consumer), and once an animal learns an escape they will always try the next time to find that weak point.

Essentially, you can boost the value of your points to 1.35 cents per point if you use them the right way — that's a much better value than the consumer version of the card.

Australia's Consumer Rights Commission is suing Valve over the following points: Consumers were not entitled to a refund for any games sold by Valve via Steam in any circumstances.

Australia's Consumer Rights Commission is suing Valve over the following points:

Hirai said, «Andy (House) is absolutely right in that we are not making any announcements at E3,» during a roundtable interview at the Consumer Electronics Show this week in response to SCE president Andrew House who stated, «'' I don't think we're contemplating talking about anything to do with future console iterations at this point.»

If you've got a good enough memory to remember the pre-launch cycle of the PlayStation Vita, you should recall that people were very excited about the handheld right up until the point that Sony dropped a series of bombshells about limitations of the system that killed a lot of consumer interest.

WiiWare also empowers consumers to determine with their Wii Points which games have the right stuff to become the next big thing.

Now Ms. Rabett is a ferocious consumer of trivia, and Eli is no slouch, and lord knows the INTERNETS bring it right to your door, but the winner was so good that we are seriously reconsidering our Pielke points offer on the grounds that who else could find this stuff for you.

I'm not saying it is right, and I'm not dismissing the point that ultimately it's the consumers who are to blame.

It was simultaneously bashed by environmental and consumers» rights groups who criticized the agency for replacing a comprehensive review by the Obama EPA with a shallow analysis that borrowed the auto industry's talking points.

And Don is dead right in pointing out that governments / politicians are not scientists; rather they are consumers of the scientific product (plus spin.)

«Before RFID proliferation reaches the tipping point, consumers should know their RFID rights and corporations should follow them.

At this point, per the Consumer Rights act, what can I demand of the manufacturer?

As pointed out above, the anti-exclusivity proponents see exclusive ODR clauses as a means to stop consumers from filing class action suits and, more generally, to forego their fundamental right to a public trial before an impartial third party.

It is not enough for the validation notice simply to include the rights listed in the FDCPA, the court pointed out; those rights must be effectively conveyed to the consumer.

In sports, naming rights and sponsorships name the game, with brands signing multimillion dollar deals to claim key points of consumer visibility, ranging from small jersey patches to massive sports venues.

Of course, some commenters might point to failed ODR experiments in the field of consumer disputes as an argument against a «right to be forgotten» ODR solution.

Buying this smartphone says to OnePlus that they're doing things right, and that this price point is very much in - range with where they are in consumer's hearts.

It's no wonder, since the affordable $ 49.99 price point hits consumers» sweet spot — and the Echo Dot can be had for as little as $ 38 right now, thanks to a limited - time sale.

You can see more about consumer rights here, but some key points include:

The database companies often point out that the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act gives consumers (job seekers or employees) the right to dispute any incorrect information.

The important economic trend lines for consumers are pointing in the right direction.

The share of consumers who believe the economy is on the right track climbed 8 percentage points to 39 percent, while the share who believe it's on the wrong track declined to 54 percent.

It leads consumers through 12 questions that asks them to assess their current romantic relationships, job skills, financial situation, fulfillment in their current location, and their overall personality type to find out if moving is the right decision for them at this point in their life.

Likely bolstered by a strengthening employment sector, the share of consumers who believe the economy is headed in the right direction improved by 5 percentage points to 41 percent.

• Consumer optimism climbed in September, with 41 percent saying the economy is on the right track — the highest level recorded since the survey's inception and an 8 percentage point increase over last month.

I deeply believe that consumers deserve as much information as possible that points them in the right direction when seeking professional real estate expertise.

• Consumer optimism continues to wane, with 33 percent saying the economy is on the right track, a slight decrease from last month and 5 percentage points lower than the May 2012 peak.

More to the point, why do you have the right to tell consumers what they need - we live in Canada not some communist dictatorship where people are told what is good for them.