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Button solution in Austria

Chamber of Labour examines webshops

Regrettably this article is only available in German as it contains information which is especially useful to consumers in the German-speaking area. Consumers from other EU Member States won't face the described situations.

For more information regarding the Button solution, please read the following article of ECC Austria.

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