Lloyds TSB gets ban for 'neighbourly' insurance push
25 Oct 2006 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
. The ASA agreed and upheld the complaints, ordering Lloyds not to distribute the materials again ...
Lloyds TSB Home Insurance's mailing through Tullo Marshall Warren, which was intended to look as if a neighbour was recommending the product, has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority for being too realistic and therefore misleading.
. The ASA agreed and upheld the complaints, ordering Lloyds not to distribute the materials again ...
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. The ASA did not uphold the complaints, believing that most readers would not infer from the ad that all ...
, the ASA did object to the claim "independent -- not owned by any supplier" because it suggested ... arrangements. On these grounds, the ASA decided SimplySwitch should not use the claim, or describe itself ... comparison service". The ASA also upheld the complaint about the claim "you can save over £200" because ...
not believe its readers would be offended. The ASA did not uphold the complaints because the text ...
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