Federal Court orders $33.5 million penalty against Snaffle operator for inflating prices and overcharging on credit contracts
Why this matters
ASIC enforcement action against online retailer operating credit contracts with unlawful interest calculations and pricing breaches. Regulatory news reporting court-ordered penalty for consumer credit misconduct affecting vulnerable consumers. Informational content regarding completed enforcement outcome.
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Federal Court orders $33.5 million penalty against Snaffle operator for inflating prices and overcharging on credit contracts
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Context
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This update is classified under Consumer Protection / Conduct, Reporting & Disclosure, Consumer Credit and Banking & Credit.