Further transactions eligible for cancellation include: cosmetic and aesthetic services (including hair removal); vacation units, club memberships or discount club memberships, communication services; fitness or health club (spa) memberships, internet providers, television companies, mobile radio services, dating or matchmaking club memberships/subscriptions, lottery and gambling subscriptions.
The transaction may be cancelled within 14 days, commencing from one of the following dates (depending on the method of communication):
- The date of the transaction;
- The date a written contract was provided to the consumer;
- The date a written document (akin to a “disclosure”) was provided to the consumer, including the following details:
- The consumer’s right to cancel an ongoing transaction;
- Details of payments the consumer must pay in the event of cancellation (if any) and the method of calculating such payments (if determined);
- For a fixed-term transaction – the duration of the transaction and its end date.
The right to cancel shall apply within the aforementioned 14 days, regardless of whether the service has commenced or not, even if the transaction is for a fixed term.
Note: If it is an ongoing transaction that has commenced, the consumer must pay the proportional consideration for the use of the service.