I agree, they should be regulated by the government or local councils
this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2025
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So many firms with different rules, seemingly a law unto themselves. No way to appeal when they know they are already right.
They should not be able to impose the levels of fines they try to now. They should be spot checked from time to time to ensure they have processes in place to deal with people fairly.
In other news. Duh