The Deceptive Trade Practices Act and various other consumer protection statutes executed by the Attorney General of Texas ensure consumer protection in the State.
- The Law also provides a three-day window for canceling purchases made by a consumer from a place other than the ordinary place of business of the seller.
- For the cancellation to be enforceable by law, the purchase should be for a value more than $25 and should not be a transaction related to selling of insurance, real estate purchase less than $100 or a sale transaction effected through mail or telephone.
- Further, for online catalog purchases, the consumer has the right to cancel a transaction if the seller does not ship the merchandise within a reasonable period.
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