Loans firm taken to task over
cheques not in the mail
31 Oct 2001 | by Sylvia Westall,
as possible." However, the ASA decided that the claim was misleading and that it was not completely ...
if it had caused distress to any of the 400,000 recipients. The ASA ruled that the timing ...
as possible." However, the ASA decided that the claim was misleading and that it was not completely ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld complaints that Royal & Sun Alliance's "Where's Lucky?" campaign, developed by Ogilvy & Mather, could undermine genuine attempts to find lost pets. The ASA has told R&SA not to repeat the strategy after receiving 15 complaints about the ads for its ...
. It was ordered to change the ad after the ASA dismissed its claims. ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has slammed the spoof 'Where's Lucky?' lost dog campaign run by the Royal & SunAlliance Insurance Group (R&SA). It upheld complaints that the R&SA campaign could undermine genuine attempts to find pets. The ASA has ordered the company not to repeat the strategy ...
LONDON - The ASA has ruled against two direct mail campaigns for credit card companies, which offer...campaign was created in-house. Complaints to the ASA challenged whether the items could be called ... .95 covered fulfilment and postage and packaging costs. The ASA was not convinced, and upheld ...
LONDON - PaddyPower, the Irish bookmaker, has been reprimanded by the ASA for an advertising poster...The poster featuring two old ladies crossing the road with a truck moving towards them. The words "2/1" and "evens" appeared next to each of the women and a caption read, "Let's make things more interesting. PaddyPower& Ireland's biggest bookmaker." The ASA deemed the ad deemed ageist and offensive ...
of the Year, along with an ASA rap over the knuckles for being too risque. That said, it won Time ...
of the Year, along with an ASA rap over the knuckles for being too risque. That said, it won Time ...
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