Test Autos Ltd.
in Basildon, SS15 6TH
Sorry, Test Autos Ltd. is no longer a member of the Approved Code Scheme. While a member, it followed the customer-centric Code of Practice administered by AA Cars(an accredited Code Sponsor organisation). This demonstrated a commitment to high standards of Customer Service, accessible Dispute Resolution, and enhanced Consumer Protections beyond those offered by UK law alone. As a former member, neither AA Cars nor the Approved Code Scheme can verify its ongoing commitment to these standards. Nor can we intervene in any disputes that may arise.
PLEASE NOTE: Only current members of the Approved Code Scheme are permitted to display the Approved Code Logo.
FORMER
Approved Code Member
This is to certify that Test Autos Ltd. in Basildon, SS15 6TH is no longer a member of the Approved Code Scheme. For details of the specific Consumer Protection Code of Practice it abided by during its membership of the Scheme, please click here. On that page, you'll find links to the AA Cars website - where you'll find other businesses that are current members of the scheme.
Are you a representative of Test Autos Ltd.? If you wish to resume your membership of the Approved Code Scheme, please contact your former Code Sponsor organisation: AA Cars. For transparency, the Approved Code Scheme maintains listings of all former Code Member businesses for up to 2 years after their membership of the Scheme expires.
About Test Autos Ltd.
Address: 1 Sylvan Court Sylvan WaySouthfields Business Park, Basildon SS15 6TH
Call us: Not available
Email: Not available
Our website: https://approvedcode.tradingstandards.uk
Company Reg. Number: Not provided
Our Agreed Code of Practice: No Approved Code of Practice
Sector: Not provided
Approved Code Scheme Membership Details
Our Consumer Code of Practice
During its membership of the Approved Code Scheme, Test Autos Ltd. agreed to abide by a customer-centric Code of Practice administered by AA Cars (an accredited 'Code Sponsor' organisation). This Code of Practice - which is approved and regularly audited by Trading Standards professionals (representatives of the Chartered Trading Standards Institute) - ensures that member businesses offer higher levels of customer service and stronger consumer rights than those included in UK law alone.
In practice, membership of the Scheme involves agreeing to a range of measures that guard against 'sharp' sales practices (e.g. no cold-calling or hard-selling), or overly-complicated and misleading information about products or services. In addition, members ensure that their contracts, terms and conditions, and complaints process are all clear and fair. And, in the event that something goes wrong, they also agree to abide by a fast, inexpensive, and independent dispute resolution process. In this way, members of the Scheme set themselves apart from less reputable businesses – by clearly signalling that they are reliable, trustworthy and legitimate business that treat their customers with due care and attention at all times.
Unlike similar schemes, membership of the Approved Code Scheme isn't something businesses can simply 'pay and display'. Continued membership of the Scheme demands dedication to meet and maintain the strict consumer protection requirements of the Scheme, and a long-term commitment to raising standards across the entire sector.
Complaints and Redress
As Test Autos Ltd. is no longer a member of the Approved Code Scheme, if a dispute arises between you (the customer) and Test Autos Ltd. (the business), neither AA Cars nor the Approved Code Scheme can intervene on your behalf. Instead, we suggest you contact the business directly and request details of their Customer Complaints procedure.
Approved Code Scheme Terms
While membership of the Approved Code Scheme cannot guarantee that member businesses offer the best service possible, or provide a seamless or trouble-free customer experience, they must abide by the strict terms of their membershipor face a range of disciplinary measures (ultimately, this can include expulsion from the Scheme). However, once a business has left the Approved Code Scheme - either by its own volution, or as a result of disciplinary procedures - none of the Scheme’s robust safeguards, consumer protections or customer service commitments apply.
