Lisäarvotakuulla

Lisäarvotakuulla, which translates to "added value guarantee" in English, is a concept found in certain Finnish consumer protection and sales contexts. It essentially refers to a seller's promise or commitment to provide benefits or services beyond the basic product or service being purchased, and to guarantee that these extra benefits will be delivered.

This guarantee can manifest in various ways. It might involve assurances about superior quality, extended warranties, complementary services like installation or maintenance, or even special pricing on future purchases. The core idea is to enhance the overall value proposition for the customer, making the purchase more attractive and providing an extra layer of security or convenience.

The "takuulla" or "guarantee" aspect implies a commitment that is binding on the seller. If the promised added value is not delivered, the consumer may have recourse, potentially including compensation or the fulfillment of the promised benefit. The specifics of what constitutes "added value" and the precise terms of the guarantee would typically be outlined in the sales agreement or promotional materials. This concept aims to build trust and differentiate offerings in a competitive market by explicitly stating and guaranteeing extra customer benefits.