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Virgin Media's 'Sky upgrade' campaign banned
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Re: Virgin Media's 'Sky upgrade' campaign banned
Naughty......
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Very naughty indeed! :nono:
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Got people's atttention though didn't it ;)
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I can imagine that Sky would adopt similar tactics.........
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and so the virgin media vs sky battle continues
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Quite right it should be banned, it's a complete lie.
Downgrade more like. |
Re: Virgin Media's 'Sky upgrade' campaign banned
In your opinion - not in others.
That's the beauty of different offerings - people can find different things that suit them. |
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2011...ed?INTCMP=SRCH
"BSkyB has succeeded in getting a Virgin Media direct mail campaign banned for tricking consumers into thinking it was an official offer of a TV upgrade from its pay-TV rival – but lost a bid to stop Virgin being able to claim it offered a "better TV experience"." So it was banned for tricking customers into thinking it was from SKY, but not for claiming Virgin offer a better TV experience. It's a great move by Virgin. The story is getting coverage in most newspapers and websites today meaning their message is reaching millions of people. They've successfully highlighted a problem with their competitiors service which has been upheald. Genius. |
Re: Virgin Media's 'Sky upgrade' campaign banned
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While they ruled the ad did not make it clear enough that it was a marketing communication the ASA concluded the "upgrade" and "better TV experience" claims in the mailing were not misleading. They told Virgin to ensure future mailings made clear that they were marketing communications, but Sky's complaint that the claims made were misleading specifically in relation to picture quality and the number of HD and SD channels offered by Virgin was not upheld. |
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