You've changed your mind

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Key information

• Cancel something you bought on hire purchase — You should speak to the organisations you owe money to – they might let you pay smaller amounts or take a break from.
• Cancelling a gym membership — You probably can’t cancel if you’ve changed your mind about wanting the gym membership. You can try, but you’ve legally.
• Cancelling a service you’ve arranged — See the separate advice if you want to cancel building or decorating work or to cancel a phone or broadband contract.
• Changing your mind about something you've bought — Even though they don’t have to do it by law, lots of shops will say you can return items within 14 or sometimes even 30.
• If you were misled or pressured into buying something you didn’t want — Being pressured into buying something is known as 'aggressive selling'. Aggressive selling can include things like: *.
• Letter to cancel a service arranged online, over the phone or by mail order — Contact the Citizens Advice consumer service if you need more help - a trained adviser can give you advice over the.
• Letter to cancel goods or services bought at home or in a public place — Contact the Citizens Advice consumer service if you need more help - a trained adviser can give you advice over the.
• Letter to cancel or return goods bought online, over the phone or by mail order — Contact the Citizens Advice consumer service if you need more help - a trained adviser can give you advice over the.

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