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From the 1 November 2004 life changed for everyone involved in advertising credit and other...They have been crafted to ensure advertisements convey "their true cost to the person using them". The cost of credit is at the heart of the regulations following on from a string of mis-selling scandals and an escalation in the level of personal debt. Breach of the regulations is a criminal offence committed ...
The new Consumer Credit (Advertising) regulations will dramatically reduce the ability ... convinced. While he believes this might still be the case in the credit market, on the investment side, he ... Consumer Credit Advertising rules. We've just re-edited a DRTV ad that I did two years ago and now it can ...
that customers have to buy, rather than desire to buy - such as utilities, insurance, telecoms and credit cards ...
mortgages and consumer credit. There were also changes in the competitive landscape, with Acxiom buying ...
and Microsoft deserve great credit for creating Slate. We couldn't be more enthusiastic about this acquisition ...
I have a raft of credit cards, all of which are indispensable. I use them to pay for everything...of the year, the total is credited to your account. No vouchers, no points - just money. I like the sound ...
for our online customers - we used premium-rate telephony via IVR systems and credit-card billing
? The sector is increasingly competitive. Egg pioneered the 0% credit card and now there are many imitations ...
executive officer of Site Confidence, says: "It is widely accepted that putting credit card details online ...
LONDON – Capital One, the US credit card giant, is reviewing its UK advertising, currently handled...to research by MORI, Capital One is the fastest-growing credit card in the UK. If you have an opinion ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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