other fees or costs; (d) any terms of agreement and the manner and period within which consumers can access and maintain a full record of the transaction; and (e) the rights conferred to consumers by section 35, where applicable. (2) The supplier must provide a consumer with an opportunity – (a) to review the entire electronic transaction; (b) to correct any mistakes; and (c) to withdraw from the transaction, before finally placing any order. (3) If a supplier fails to comply with the provisions of subsection (1) or (2), the consumer may cancel the transaction within 14 days of receiving the goods or services under the transaction. (4) If a transaction is cancelled in terms of subsection (3) – (a) the consumer must return the performance of the supplier or, where applicable, cease using the services performed; (b) the supplier must refund all payments made by the consumer minus the direct cost of returning the goods. (5) The supplier must utilise a payment system that is sufficiently secure with reference to accepted technological standards at the time of the transaction and the type of transaction concerned. (6) The supplier is liable for any damage suffered by a consumer due to a failure by 33