Delaware Consumer Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw's coverage of Delaware's consumer laws, which encompass a range of protections and regulations pertaining to consumer transactions and business dealings. This section includes articles about identity theft and credit card fraud, related crimes which often are committed together by the same perpetrator; various other types of consumer fraud, such as telemarketing fraud, insurance fraud, and pyramid (or Ponzi) schemes; in addition to lemon laws and the regulation of interest rates. You can also read about regulations on how Delaware businesses interact with and impact consumers, such as anti-trust laws and deceptive trade practices laws. To learn more, choose a topic from the list below.