On 15 January Dina saw an expensive runners' treadmill advertised on the Internet and immediately purchased it.The treadmill was delivered on 22 January.On the following day Dina realised she had made a mistake.She has not unpacked the treadmill.Does she have the right under the Australian Direct Marketing Association (ADMA)code to send back the product and get a refund?

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The ADMA code includes a cooling off period of 10 days for direct marketing purchases, allowing consumers to return products within this timeframe. Since Dina decided to return the treadmill within 10 days of delivery, she is entitled to a refund under the ADMA code.

On 15 January Dina Saw an Expensive Runners' Treadmill Advertised