Top 4 telecom providers fined millions over misleading sales pitches
5 years, 3 months ago

Top 4 telecom providers fined millions over misleading sales pitches

NL Times  

The four top telecom providers in the Netherlands were fined a combined total of 13.2 million euros by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets. “Websites are a key channel with which telecom providers communicate with consumers," wrote ACM board member Cateautje Hijmans van den Bergh. "Furthermore, incorrect or incomplete information may lead to unfair competition.” T-mobile and Tele2 were also accused of offering "unlimited data" plans, when in reality, "this was not the case within the EU." The ACM said that, in the past, it had already discussed implementation of the country's laws regarding pricing and mobile plans wit the four telecom providers that received fines.

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