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The email i just received from you so basically you telling me to **** off and go somewhere else thanks you just more reason for me to expose how bad your service really is

lies lies and more lies still waiting proof of payment since 9 this morning

Right of equality in consumer market Protection against discriminatory marketing 8. (1) Subject to section 9, a supplier of goods or services must not unfairly— (a) exclude any person or category of persons from accessing any goods or services offered by the supplier; (b) grant any person or category of persons exclusive access to any goods or services offered by the supplier; (c) assign priority of supply of any goods or services offered by the supplier to any person or category of persons; (d) supply a different quality of goods or services to any person or category of persons; (e) charge different prices for any goods or services to any persons or category of persons; (f) target particular communities, districts, populations or market segments for exclusive, priority or preferential supply of any goods or services; or (g) exclude a particular community, district, population or market segment from the supply of any goods or services offered by the supplier, on the basis of one or more grounds of unfair ************** contemplated in section 9 of the Constitution or Chapter 2 of the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair ************** Act. (2) Subject to section 9, a supplier must not directly or indirectly treat any person differently than any other, in a manner that constitutes unfair ************** on one or more grounds set out in section 9 of the Constitution, or one or more grounds set out in Chapter 2 of the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair ************** Act,

Consumer’s rights with respect to delivery of goods or supply of service 19. (1) This section does not apply to— (a) the supply of goods or services to a franchisee in terms of a franchise agreement; or (b) a transaction if the performance of that transaction is governed by section 46 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act. (2) Unless otherwise expressly provided or anticipated in an agreement, it is an imp**** condition of every transaction for the supply of goods or services that— (a) the supplier is responsible to deliver the goods or perform the services— (i) on the agreed date and at the agreed time, if any, or otherwise within a reasonable time after concluding the transaction or agreement; (ii) at the agreed place of delivery or performance; and (iii) at the cost of the supplier, in the case of delivery of goods; or (b) the agreed place of delivery of goods or performance of services is the supplier’s place of business, if the supplier has one, and if not, the supplier’s residence; and (c) goods to be delivered remain at the supplier’s risk until the consumer has accepted delivery of them, in accordance with this section. (3) If an agreement does not provide a specific date or time for delivery of any goods or performance of any services, the supplier must not require that the consumer accept delivery or performance of the services at an unreasonable time. (4) The consumer is regarded to have accepted delivery of any goods on the earliest of the following circumstances: