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Amendments to the Co-ops by-laws raised concerns that they may be in breach of sections 45 and 46 of the TPA by (i) preventing, restricting or limiting taxi drivers from supplying taxi services otherwise than through the Co-ops radio network; and (ii) used a points or roster system to allocate jobs amongst taxi drivers.
Mobile Innovations engaged in promotional activities which raised concerns under the misleading conduct provisions of the TPA. This undertaking was given to augment an earlier 87B undertaking.
Between at least 5 May 1998 and 25 May 1998 Mr Nagel promoted via dejanews.com email news services the Money Maker scheme.
On 1 May, 1997, the Commission expressed concerns the proposed acquisition of the businesses of News research and Monitoring Perth Media by Media Monitors (WA) Pty Ltd may have the effect of substantially lessening competition in the relevant market/s for media monitoring services.
The Part A Competition notice dated 28 May 1998 (in force 5 June 1998) was:
The Commission considers Mr Wilson breached s61 of the Act by engaging in pyramid selling over the internet. The Commission also considers that such action was misleading and deceptive, contrary to s52 of the Act.
The Commission alleges that in supplying various CSIRO documents Korab: (i) engaged in conduct that is misleading or deceptive or likely to be misleading or deceptive in contravention of s52 of the Trade Practices Act; (ii) falsely represented that goods had an approval which they did not in fact possess in contravention of section 53(c) of the Act.
The Commission considered that a number of internet schemes set up by Mr. Tischler involved pyramid selling, contrary to section 61 of the Trade Practices Act. In addition, the Commission considered that Mr.
The Commission considers the Pay Two Bills promotion by Australia Post was misleading, or likely to mislead, and thus inadvertently contravened s52 of the TPA. Australia Post have agreed to a number of issues outlined in the undertaking.
The ACCC raised concerns with GIO General Limited over 2 issues: misrepresentations as to the availability of benefits offered with GIO's comprehensive motor vehicle insurance in GIO brochures and policy documents, on the GIO Internet site and by GIO sales staff; and misrepresentations about hte conditions attached to benefits offered with GIO's comprehensive motor vehicle insurance in GIO borhcures and policy documents and by GIO sales staff. GIO agreed to provide undertakings to address these issues accordingly.
British Airways and its advertising agency M&C Saatchi published advertisements offering free flights to the UK and Europe.
Contravention of Ss52, 53(e), 53(g) and 53C of the Trade Practices Act. Anythoughts broadcast three TV ads on Channel 10 in WA promoting Nortel 911, Nokia 3810 and Motorola Startac 70 mobile phones and service packages.
Breach of Sections 45 & 47 of the Trade Practices Act.
The Commission considers that a scheme marketing long distance telecommunications svcs to residential and business users promoted by DirectLink has breaches sections 57 and 61(I) of the Trade Practices Act 1974.
The ACCC has alleged, in substance, that refund policy signs and stickers displayed in Toys R Us stores made false/misleading representations regarding consumers statutory rights to a refund where goods, particularly video games and computer software, were not of merchantable quality, not fit for the purpose or did not match a sample or description.