The Council for Public Administration (ROB) comes to the conclusion that, as an independent regulator, ACM has the exclusive authority to set the rules regarding grid access, prioritization, and grid tariffs.
Many households are able to save money by switching to a smaller grid connection. Higher-capacity connections cost a lot of money, and are often not necessary.
The European consumer authorities have launched nine investigations to ensure that videogame companies use virtual currencies in their games in a fair manner, and to prevent gamers from being misled.
In order to gain more insight into how computer-controlled consumer prices work and what their consequences are, ACM conducted a market investigation into this phenomenon.
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The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets is an independent regulator. We are committed to ensuring that markets work well for people and businesses.