Privilege under fire for Nigel Havers posh ad
05 Jun 2008 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
and gave the sport a bad name. However, the ASA has decided not to investigate the ad. It said: "We do ...
Standards Authority (ASA) said it was yet to receive any complaints about the Credit Agricole campaign ...
and gave the sport a bad name. However, the ASA has decided not to investigate the ad. It said: "We do ...
told the ASA that it had withdrawn the mailing, had no plans to reuse it and had issued written apologies to those customers who had complained to it directly. The ASA upheld the complaints, stating ...
proceeded would soon disabuse them of any such misapprehension. The ASA considered the ad was too light ... an initial enquiry. The ASA also considered a single complaint about a different Picture Loans ad but did ...
LONDON - The ASA has upheld a complaint that a direct mailing from a division of mail order...Direct Financial Services to cease using the campaign. In its ruling, the ASA noted that although card ...
, particularly one secured on a home, was a serious step that needed careful consideration. The ASA ruled ...
who viewed them without warning. The ASA concluded that the ad was unacceptable in a medium ...
The application followed an ASA investigation into a complaint about a Debt Free Direct DRTV ad for its Individual Voluntary Agreements, which stated: It won t cost you a penny . The ASA upheld ... was misleading. Debt Free Direct requested the ASA to delay publication of its decision pending a review ...
as part of the IVA. The ASA noted that Accuma had based the claim get up to 80% of your debts written ...
15% greater than his first quote. The ASA concluded that the ad breached its rules on misleading ... . Separately, the ASA investigated complaints against an ad for Tesco, which claimed: "Fruit and veg. We always ... from foreign countries. However, the complaints were not upheld and the ASA noted that Tesco's ad ...
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