MWEB "free" business ADSL promotion scrutinised
A consumer complained to the Advertising Standards Authority about MWEB’s promotion for a month’s free business ADSL after they paid for some items.
MTN and Cell C resume ASA battle over 21.1 HSPA+ claims
Mobile network operators MTN and Cell C throw down over a previous ruling made by the Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa Directorate
8ta Free Calls and SMS adverts cause confusion
8ta’s advertising claims of ‘Free calls to a landline number’ and ‘50 free SMSs every day’ lands them in hot water
MTN Internet can be called World Class says the ASA
The Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa dismissed an appeal against MTN’s advertising with the words, “Get world-class Internet on your smartphone”
Apple Mac virus free claims raise consumer ire
A consumer lodged a complaint with the ASA against Core Group for a MacBook and MacBook Pro advertisement
Don’t forget Vodacom’s hidden R1.00 charge
Vodacom’s Airtime Advance advertising under fire for not telling users that they have to cough up for using the service
Cell C nails Vodacom and MTN over broadband speed claims
Cell C lodges successful complaints against Vodacom and MTN for making ‘misleading speed claims’
SMS Porn advert gets a rise from consumer
A company advertising SMS porn services on e.tv faced a consumer complaint at the ASA for flighting their commercial at an inappropriate time
ASA broadband complaints: is there a better solution?
Is it time for the broadband providers in SA to agree on how they will advertise broadband products and services?
Cell C CEO takes on Advertising Standards Authority
Lars Reichelt is not entirely happy about the recent ASA rulings, saying that the bigger picture is that they are benefiting consumers with better broadband
Vodacom and Cell C do battle over 21Mbps Mobile Broadband claims
Vodacom and Cell C do battle over a recent Cell C advertisement showing a Speedtest.net result of 21Mbps
Embarrassing (and somewhat amusing) revelation in Vodacom versus Cell C ASA case
Vodacom and Cell C faces off over a recent advertisement poking fun at Vodacom’s red re-branding marketing