French Consumer Code
In forceSont réputées agressives au sens de l'article L. 121-6 commercial practices aimed at :
1° Giving the consumer the impression that he will not be able to leave the premises before a contract has been concluded;
2° Making personal visits to the consumer's home, ignoring his request to see the trader leave the premises or not to return, unless authorised to do so by national law to ensure performance of a contractual obligation;
3° Making repeated and unwanted solicitations by telephone, fax, e-mail or any other means of distance communication;
4° Compelling a consumer who wishes to claim compensation under an insurance policy to produce documents which cannot reasonably be regarded as relevant to establishing the validity of the claim or systematically refraining from replying to relevant correspondence, with the aim of dissuading that consumer from exercising his contractual rights;
5° In an advertisement, directly inciting children to buy or persuading their parents or other adults to buy the advertised product for them;
6° Explicitly informing the consumer that if he does not buy the product or service, the trader's job or livelihood will be threatened;
7° Giving the impression that the consumer has already won, will win or will win by performing such an act a prize or other equivalent benefit, when in fact :
either there is no prize or other equivalent benefit;
or the performance of an action in connection with the request for the prize or other equivalent benefit is conditional on the consumer having to pay money or bear a cost.
