Direct brief: HSA criticised by ASA for misleading claims
01 Jul 2008
HSA has been criticised by the Advertising Standards Authority for making misleading claims in a DRTV spot for its health-insurance plans.
Interprise Solutions, a financial software brand, has been rapped by the ASA for criticising rival
HSA has been criticised by the Advertising Standards Authority for making misleading claims in a DRTV spot for its health-insurance plans.
A Virgin Media mailing featuring a bullet hole has drawn 10 complaints to the ASA. The mailing
offences will be exercised only for matters outside the scope of the ASA, or where its adjudications have ... -of-mouth marketing. A recent ASA adjudication demonstrated some of the risks in this area under the current regime ... the voice for their club on their station. The ASA held this to be a breach of the CAP Code, which requires ...
Friends Provident has been criticised by the ASA for causing distress to consumers with a mail pack
HSBC has escaped censure by the Advertising Standards Authority after the body received complaints about a direct campaign in which the bank sent customers fake receipts for £3000 to warn about the dangers of identity theft.
The Advertising Standards Authority has ordered The Health & Living Foundation to pull a mailing for a tonic called Mirco Life Source that claims it can cure people of illnesses including arthritis and diabetes.
banned by the ASA after hundreds of complaints. ...
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.
It has hired direct agency Crayon to handle the activity, which will be backed by press and online ads, and, potentially, a TV campaign. Workthing will be integrated with The Hotgroup's specialist sites, which include gis-a-job and ASA Group, and will become the company's flagship recruitment site ...
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