Bulldog Gets Rapped For False Advertising

By Michele Neylon on September 26, 2006 1:30 AM |
UK ISP, Bulldog, has been held to task by the British advertising watchdog, the Advertising Standards Authority, for making misleading claims in its advertising. The advert in question claimed that users would be able to avail of speeds of upto 8 megabits for £15.50 / month. Due to technical limitations the actual speed available to a lot of potential clients would have been lower. Full story

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