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MRS. JULIANO

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Sufficient grounds for a refund

March 17, 2003 - 12:00am

Q. Marceliano P. Bernal, Jr. writes: "As a consumer, I was made aware that the Consumer Act of the Philippines specifically prohibits the use of the phrase, ‘no return, no exchange’ or similar phrases...

Business As Usual

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