The Municipal Office of Consumer Information (OMIC) offers a series of recommendations for the consumer to know the rights you have when hiring distance learning.
Since the municipal area has explained that due to the current economic crisis, the city tries to get a better job and adapted to current market needs, and an option may be to opt for distance learning.
Given that in most cases, the offer is made in places as diverse as the workplace, their own homes, among others, the consumer, at the same time to receive information, not usually have items trial sufficient to make a fully conscious decision.
Consumption influences that these situations are regulated by Law 26/1991 - contracts concluded away from business establishments, which later is contained in Legislative Decree 1 / 2007 - revised text of the General Law for the Protection of Consumers and Users and other complementary laws -.
From OMIC explains that receive such training can be beneficial for future career, but always following a series of recommendations:
- Before any assessment would have to know that person or company being treated.
- If you decide to contract the consumer has to verify that the document is to be concluded is properly completed - identifying contractors, total amount, if any, deferred, payment, payments, etc.
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Do not sign contracts that are subsequently filled by the seller or company.
- Request a copy of the contract.
- Subsequent to have made a commitment, you should know:
- The consumer has recognized the right to cancel the contract without having to justify its decision and without penalty.
- The employer must inform in writing the contract document, the right of withdrawal and its consequences.
Must submit a document of withdrawal must prove compliance with that obligation.
- The consumer has a period of seven calendar days to exercise the right of withdrawal.
The time is calculated from the conclusion of the contract or the receipt of the goods to the contract.
- The right of withdrawal is not subject to any formality, suffice to establish, obligation on the consumer, which is advisable to do so on the record (telegram, burofax, etc.).
- The withdrawal of the contract does not involve costs to the consumer, considering the place of performance which had received the benefit.
- The consumer will not have to be paid back by the decline in value of the property as a proper use and may recover those expenses necessarily incurred in the well.
- Once the withdrawal the consumer is entitled to recover the amounts paid without deducting expenses.
