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Originally posted by orangebird
I'll take that as a 'no' then.....
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2.2 All marketing communications should be prepared with a sense of responsibility to consumers and to society.
Look Ntl have done wrong, you have admitted that orangebird.
The issue here is how do we get Ntl to stop advertising illegally. This isn't the first time, have a look through the ASA's website.
I'm more concerned with how Ntl can be taught a lesson regarding their advertising, they don't listen to customers, they don't listen to ASA, maybe they will listen to FACT.
I'm sure you will agree, it has to stop, I was sold an unlimited service it isn't now. I don't want to stop other unsuspecting customers being lured to a service that isn't what they expect from the advert.