Consumers can see these responses before deciding to use the website. The OECD's Consumer Protection Guidelines. It's for both governments to make laws and for businesses to self-regulate. The Consumer Protection Guidelines provide dispute-resolution mechanisms. The guidelines can resolve these types of questions.
Crime is the dark side of global e-commerce.
As money moves around the world over the Internet, enforcement is made more difficult. The tax-havens listing identifies money launderers and outlines the sanctions to be taken against them. And the borderless nature of electronic commerce needs a multilateral approach. There are real risks that the EU will undermine the OECD process of non-discriminatory and neutral taxation. A VAT on digital products may be higher than the VAT on books and newspapers bought offline.