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Source Feed: CTV News - Canada
Author: Alyse Kotyk
Publication Date: April 19, 2024 - 09:03

Facebook Marketplace seller must refund buyer over false advertising, B.C. tribunal decides

April 19, 2024
A Facebook Marketplace seller is being ordered by B.C.'s small claims tribunal to repay hundreds of dollars after selling a product under false advertising.


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