Thread: Bolt vs Blot
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Old 01-09-2013, 19:07   #40
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Re: Bolt vs Blot

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Originally Posted by Top banana View Post
The advert didn't get banned after all and was not deemed to be misleading either

http://www.marketingmagazine.co.uk/a...t-virgin-media
Indeed so gratifying that for once the BT fans lost, they know who they are

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Meanwhile, the ASA also ruled that the ad did not misleadingly exaggerate the difference in Virgin Media’s service compared with other providers.

"We considered Virgin had demonstrated that they delivered consistent superfast broadband speeds to their customers, whilst a significant proportion customers on other superfast packages did not, on average, achieve superfast speeds, [and so] we concluded that the ad was not misleading on this point," the ruling noted.
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