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Consumer’s Rights discusses key rights of consumers such as the right to health and safety, quality goods/services, and protection of economic interests. It also outlines the founding and role of DECO, a Portuguese consumer protection organization established in 1974. DECO aims to inform consumers of their rights, handle complaints against companies, and advocate for consumers' interests by addressing harmful business practices. The document emphasizes that DECO provides various services and support to help educate and assist Portuguese consumers.
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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- 1. Consumer’s Rights Work realized by: Alexandra Soares; nr2 Joana Silva; nr17 Marisa Dias; nr21
- 2. Introduction We choose this theme because it is a current topic. But also because we think that there are many people who don’t know their rights as consumers. In this work we are going to talk about what is consumer, some consumer’s rights and the foundation of DECO.
- 3. Consuming / Consumer Consuming • is the act of using goods or services in order to meet the needs. Consumer • is any person or entity that acquires a good or service for consumption.
- 4. Some consumer’s rights Right to protection of health and safety Right to quality of goods or services Right to protection of economic interests Right to prevent and repair damage Right to training and consumer education Right to information for consumption Right to representation and consultation Right to legal protection and a accessible and ready justice
- 5. DECO Since Deco was founded in 1974, Portugal has undergone many changes not only in the political but also in the social and economic level, thus arousing the rights of consumers making the country now having a different mentality. DECO provides various services to consumers, both taking the doubts about their rights in the information service, or making a claim for a defective product.
- 6. What is DECO for? Inform and provide advice to the consumer Entities contacted claimed Denounce the harmful practices to the consumers’interests
- 7. Available all consumers • Analyzes the complaints with a view to resolving the conflict consumer complaint and if necessary present to the authorities. Office of Consumer Support •Directory organized by topics with the questions most frequently asked by their members, where you will find simple answers to key consumer issues, and yet at the end of each answer helpful links. It has the support of DG SANCO and the Institute for Consumer SOS Consumer
- 8. Available all consumers •Have available all of our rights as consumers Rights •Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Contacts Lisbon Porto Évora Santarém Viana do Castelo Coimbra Faro
- 9. Conclusion It was an interesting work to do because we learned that certain rights and support did not know they existed. With this work we hope to have got to know some of your rights as consumers, and where to seek support when you have questions or problems with you.