A commercial advert for Spree was posted on the website for an advertisement of the following jeans:

711 Pale Night Skinny Jean Mild Blue, Levis, R1299

710 Super skinny Waterfront Jeans Dark Blue, Levis, R799

311 Soft eyes shaping Skinny Jeans Mid Blue, Levis, R899

The process on the website works as follows: Once you click on a picture of the jeans, you are taken to the below webpage:

Complete the following and we will dispatch your order. Thank you. Quantity: . (Ms Daal filled in 5)

Credit card no: .. CCV (Ms Daal completed this).

Address: (Ms Daal filled in the address of his hotel in) London).

The manager of the Johannesburg branch, Mr Prety, tells you that a certain Mr Daal, who lives in Gqeberha, bought 20 pairs of Pale Night Skinny Jeans from the company using his credit card. Ms Daal had bought the clothes while she was browsing the web while he was in London (UK) on holiday. When Ms Daal takes delivery of the package, she realises she has made a mistake. She had only wanted two pairs of the jeans.

2.1 Advise Ms Daal whether he can return the extra pairs of jeans. Assume Ms Daal decided that he actually does not want them because she thinks that they make her look too thin. Spree had sent Ms Daal an unsolicited marketing email advising him of the special. He clicked on the attached link which led him to the Spree website and his purchase. Could Ms Daal return the jeans in this instance? What does the Electronic Communications & Transactions Act provide for the security of payment by Ms Daal? 20 Marks