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Forrester Kurts acknowledges representations regarding negative gearing opportunities of real estate, and the availability of Qantas Frequent Flyer Points for purchasers, are in contravention of s52 and s53(e) of the Trade Practices Act.
Forrester Kurts undertakes to write to purchasers identified as likely to have seen the advertisement, and for those purchasers who claim to be misled by the advertisement, offer to rescind their contracts and refund all moneys paid.
On 25 July 2001 the Commission accepted a Variation to this Undertaking. The Variation provides that the Undertaking will cease to have effect from 1 August 2001.
In or about February 2001, Archery Wizard Australia sent to five Australian archery retailers a letter with an attached price list offering the retailers the opportunity to become retailers of Merlin Bows.
Apollo is an importer and wholesaler of bicyles and cycling accessories.
Advertisements appeared in APN Newspapers between July 2000 and April 2001 promoting a employment service offered by inthebigcity.com Pty Ltd where callers to a 1900 premium rate telephone service (at $2.48 per minute) would be guaranteed work, and be entitled to discounts on accommodation and removalist costs.
The Commission alleged that the representations in the advertisement breached the false and misleading provisions of the Trade Practices Act - specifically sections 52, 53(c), 53(d) and 53B.