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Whats the story with advertising complaints?

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24-05-2004 1:00pm

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#2 24-05-2004 1:05pm
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#3 24-05-2004 1:06pm
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#4 24-05-2004 1:25pm
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Haven't a clue. I've heard the ads though, they're a bit off. Have a quick read through the Advertising standards guidelines before you make a complaint, point out exactly where you think they're contravening the code.

I'm pretty sure there's something in there about not being allowed to say your goods/services will enhance the quality of someone's life. Gonna have a read myself infact.

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There's no sanction against the company or agency involved other than the company getting their name published in the ASAI bulletin.

Some advertisers don't even bother responding to complaints raised . Looking back over previous bulletins I see that ESAT BT are the worst offender in this regard.

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