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• any taxes you need to pay
Even if the seller did give you all the information and the final price is still different from the one you were quoted, the seller might have broken the law.
What to do:
• You normally have a right to cancel for any reason within seven working days
• If the written information was incorrect you have longer to cancel
If you don't want to cancel:
• read the terms and conditions and ask the trader to justify the increase
A wide and unlimited contractual right that allows the trader to increase the price may be an unfair term – see www.oft.gov.uk/html/consume/general.htm#uct
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