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ACM withdraws premium-rate numbers after abuse
ACM has withdrawn 22 premium-rate telephone numbers (0900 series) belonging to a total of 9 different companies.
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ACM points out errors with online promo code to clothing brand BALR.
ACM reprimanded clothing brand BALR for incorrectly telling consumers that they could not return their purchases because they used an online promo code.
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Trading platform enables improved exchange of electricity within Europe
ACM has approved the use of the European Cross Border Intraday trading platform (XBID) in the Netherlands, enabling the trade of short-term electricity within Europe.
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ACM fines furniture retailer Seats and Sofas for deceptive pricing
ACM has imposed fines totaling EUR 350,000 on furniture retailer Seats and Sofas for misleading consumers with non-existent deals
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The majority of consumers know that switching energy providers pays off
52% of Dutch consumers know that, by switching energy providers, they can save a lot of money.
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ACM Health Care Monitor: consumers perceive less choice between health insurance policies
An ACM survey has revealed that Dutch consumers have an unfavorable view of the opportunities they have when it comes to selecting the health insurance that best meets their needs.
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Auto repair shops can set their own prices
Auto repair shops can deviate from the recommended retail prices for car maintenance services suggested by car importers. ACM once more draws the attention of auto repair shops and consumers to this fact.
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ACM provides clarity regarding admission criteria for maternity care collaborations
ACM finds it essential that all providers of childbirth care have the opportunity to join collaborations.
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For the first time ever, mobile-data consumption in a single quarter tops 100 billion MB
In late-2017, mobile-data consumption in the Netherlands rose to over 100 billion MB in a single quarter. This has been revealed by ACM’s Telecom Monitor for 2017.
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GTS' revenues to fall by EUR 8 million in 2019
Revenues for Dutch transmission system operator for natural gas Gasunie Transport Services (GTS) will fall by over EUR 8 million in 2019, to a total revenue of 878 million.