Currently when you buy a new car you can go to several dealers to see which will give you the best price. If a car company wanted to stop this they could tell their dealers not to give quotes to people who had already had a quote from another dealer according to their computer system.
My question is ... What law would that break?
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Well, you could ask them to delete your information from their records (as is your right under the data protection rules[1]) and then if they refuse to quote again it'll be because they've been naughty.
[1] At least, I'm fairly sure it is, but I CBA to look it up.
Thanks anyway.
Apparently the above is common in the brick industry.
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