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Old 05-09-2003, 12:39   #143
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Originally posted by andygrif
No it doesn't - not in the eyes of the ASA. You may know a lot about ntl OB - but I know a lot about the rules of advertising. If the adverister gives the impression of being able to have access to something (unless stating restrictions) it is in contravention of the rules of advertising in the UK.

So..point two stands.

And back to point one:

The advert clearly promotes an illegal activity. Not only is this a criminal offence, but also again against ASA regulations.
In your point 2, you stated that there is not the bandwith to download a movie. This is completes rubbish. You can - but to be on the safe side, only download two in a consecutive fourteen day period.....
Why can't you just admit it?


And with point 1 - great. I expect you be off grassing up all the other p2p/warez applications that you know promote illegal downloading etc after your triumph with ntl?
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