BTopenworld in trouble over
unmetered access claims
05 Dec 2001 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
from BT that it would have to charge extra for their use of the service. The ASA disagreed ...
pays just over 1.50 for the same call, saving herself over 350 in a year." The ASA ruled ... -peak hours. The ASA also ruled that the ads exaggerated the benefits of joining NTL over BT and told ... month, NTL complained to the ASA about price claims for BT's Talk Together service. NTL ...
from BT that it would have to charge extra for their use of the service. The ASA disagreed ...
. PeopleSoft said it had no plans to repeat the ad, and the ASA told the advertiser to ensure that future ...
by the Advertising Standards Authority, which said the campaign was likely to cause distress. The ASA concluded ...
The ads were reported to the ASA by London Electricity and Scottish Power, both of which were named in the British Gas ads for purposes of price comparisons. The posters made claims such as ... the print to the top of the page, but the ASA sided with the other power companies and warned ...
excluded international calls and internet access. The ASA upheld the complaint and BT Cellnet ... only took these steps after the ASA had become involved. If you have an opinion on this or any ...
received by the ASA, but the authority asked the company to amend and clarify its communications in every case. Of the two ASA rulings against NTL on August 22, one concerned an overclaim on the number ...
Separately, the ASA has rejected complaints by British Gas about Npower's ads, which carried the strapline 'British Gas wastes no time putting up bills'. The Npower ads ran in national newspapers in February. ...
, fcukinkybugger.com, elicited more than 100 complaints in two days. Lord Borrie, the ASA chairman, blamed a ... there is a bit of a trend in pushing out the boundaries of how far one can go,” he said. The ASA said ...
of the Year, along with an ASA rap over the knuckles for being too risque. That said, it won Time ...
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