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Know Your Rights!
As a fashion consumer in the Philippines — especially in online spaces — you are protected under the law.
Under Republic Act No. 7394 (Consumer Act of the Philippines)
Right to Accurate Information
Products must reflect honest descriptions — especially regarding sizes, quality, and visuals.Right to Be Protected from Deceptive Ads
It is illegal for brands to mislead you with altered photos, false claims like “one size fits all,” or misrepresentative models. (Refer to Articles 50 & 52—these safeguard you from false, deceptive, and misleading practices)
Right to Redress
If you receive a product that doesn’t meet advertised claims, you can demand a refund, replacement, or repair.
Under Republic Act No. 8792 (E-Commerce Act of 2000)
Your online transactions are protected by law.
All e-commerce platforms are legally bound to uphold consumer rights just like physical stores.Digital Receipts & Records
You have the right to secure verifiable digital proof of transactions — including emails, chat logs, and order summaries.Legal Accountability
Online sellers and platforms can be held liable for fraudulent marketing or misrepresentation.
Read more here: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2000/ra_8792_2000.html
News
Know Your Rights!
As a fashion consumer in the Philippines — especially in online spaces — you are protected under the law.
Under Republic Act No. 7394
(Consumer Act of the Philippines)
Right to Accurate Information
Products must reflect honest descriptions — especially regarding sizes, quality, and visuals.Right to Be Protected from Deceptive Ads
It is illegal for brands to mislead you with altered photos, false claims like “one size fits all,” or misrepresentative models. (Refer to Articles 50 & 52—these safeguard you from false, deceptive, and misleading practices)
Right to Redress
If you receive a product that doesn’t meet advertised claims, you can demand a refund, replacement, or repair.
Under Republic Act No. 8792
(E-Commerce Act of 2000)
Your online transactions are protected by law.
All e-commerce platforms are legally bound to uphold consumer rights just like physical stores.Digital Receipts & Records
You have the right to secure verifiable digital proof of transactions — including emails, chat logs, and order summaries.Legal Accountability
Online sellers and platforms can be held liable for fraudulent marketing or misrepresentation.
Read more here: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2000/ra_8792_2000.html
News
Know Your Rights!
As a fashion consumer in the Philippines — especially in online spaces — you are protected under the law.
Under Republic Act No. 7394
(Consumer Act of the Philippines)
Right to Accurate Information
Products must reflect honest descriptions — especially regarding sizes, quality, and visuals.Right to Be Protected from Deceptive Ads
It is illegal for brands to mislead you with altered photos, false claims like “one size fits all,” or misrepresentative models. (Refer to Articles 50 & 52—these safeguard you from false, deceptive, and misleading practices)
Right to Redress
If you receive a product that doesn’t meet advertised claims, you can demand a refund, replacement, or repair.
Under Republic Act No. 8792
(E-Commerce Act of 2000)
Your online transactions are protected by law.
All e-commerce platforms are legally bound to uphold consumer rights just like physical stores.Digital Receipts & Records
You have the right to secure verifiable digital proof of transactions — including emails, chat logs, and order summaries.Legal Accountability
Online sellers and platforms can be held liable for fraudulent marketing or misrepresentation.
Read more here: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2000/ra_8792_2000.html
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