Virgin Media DM advert banned by ASA.

[100meg]

Originally Posted by BenMcr

Yes well aware you could ask them to hand it over. So you saying once they did you would then post them online?

Post internal VM documents using in legal proceedings to a 3rd party website?

thats a different matter all together.

but to answer your question yes I would strait after the court case

yea they could take me back to court for that but I don't give a monkeys

as have no visible assets and they cant do too me

so they could get wast there money and get as many court orders and ccj`s as they like, as I couldn't give a --------

but hey that's just me

[BenMcr]

Of course they could just sue you for the money you had just won off them (if you won) or ask the court to rule that they didn't have to pay it

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And if you didn't win posting the documents would just back up what Virgin had said

[100meg]

Originally Posted by BenMcr

Of course they could just sue you for the money you had just won off them (if you won) or ask the court to rule that they didn't have to pay it

---------- Post added at 15:40 ---------- Previous post was at 15:38 ----------

And if you didn't win posting the documents would just back up what Virgin had said

like i said id wait till they payed

then post court can then rule what it likes they wouldn't get it.

[Gary L]

In the ASA judgement, the original complaint was that Virgin imposed a speed capping restriction between 4pm and 9pm each day. and they say in the summing up about peak hours.

The ASA don't actually know that the 'peak hours' are practically all day.
from 10am to 9pm. that's more than double what they might think it is.

We considered that the "Unlimited downloads" claim was a significant factor likely to influence consumers' purchasing behaviour and the condition attached to it, a traffic management policy at peak hours, should, therefore, be made apparent. We concluded that the mailing should have included a link to the relevant area of such extensive small print to alert consumers that the "unlimited" claim was subject to conditions for some users. We welcomed VM's willingness to add to the small print to clarify that a traffic management policy was in place and asked them to make clear the peak hours when it applied.