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| Virion |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 01:08 PM
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Sponge Caek Group: Members Posts: 362 Member No.: 4,657 Joined: 22-December 08 |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_Descriptions_Act
Any chance of using this against them. |
| Chaotic-Eris |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 02:17 PM
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BRBMEDS Group: Members Posts: 131 Member No.: 4,911 Joined: 5-January 09 |
Their lawyers would find some way of wriggling out of it. But its a way forwards, what do legal fags think?
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| willonomous |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 09:31 AM
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Most Original name? nah... Group: Oldfags Posts: 401 Member No.: 921 Joined: 8-June 08 |
personally, if it was that easy it'd have been tried ages ago.
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| Falco |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 10:01 AM
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WHO YOU CALLIN' PSYCHO? Group: Admin Posts: 1,570 Member No.: 6 Joined: 28-February 08 |
I think this, or something very similar, was suggested and tried over on WWP a while back.
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| anonstick |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:26 PM
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Office of Fair Trading and Trading Standards This is from a WWP post in November, which you can find here:
Advertising Standards Authority The ASA is the other organisation worth considering, as they're likely to act on complaints about false advertising, particularly if they receive them in bulk. This WWP post from December shows that it's possible to have a legitimate complaint upheld (in this case against claims made about Narconon). The poster received a letter from the ASA in response to a complaint, stating in part:
Reading these and other posts on WWP, the consensus seems to be it's "just" a matter of 1) identifying a false claim, 2) lodging an effective, legitimate complaint, and 3) getting lots of people to do the same. So WWP would be the best bet to try to kick something off (again). Individually, successful complaints won't bring down the CoS, and if they can they'll pay lip service and ignore them, but every small victory adds up in one way or another. What would help is keeping, scanning and posting any leaflets etc we can get our hands on so that more people can get a look at them. Lastly, there's some stuff about Birmingham city trading restrictions in the thread below: http://forums.brumanon.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=616 TL;DR Keep and post CoS flyers/ads so that people can pick holes in them. |
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| Virion |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 03:51 PM
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Sponge Caek Group: Members Posts: 362 Member No.: 4,657 Joined: 22-December 08 |
http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/business_...egs/oft1008.pdf
could i draw attention to part (12) on page 27, part (14) on page 28, part (17) on the 28, 31( Also, 'misleating actions' (regulation 5) looks lik epretty mucha ll of this section. and after that much i got bord so i went back to my essays anyone else fancy checking if letters sent with these things would be right? (please and thankyou) |