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  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 17-07-2008
    Inaccurate, incomplete and/or misleading offers for SMS services on children's and young people's websites are not just a problem in the Netherlands, but can also be found everywhere else in Europe. This is the conclusion of joint investigation conducted at the beginning of June by consumer supervisory bodies from all 27 Member States of the …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 11-02-2008
    The Consumer Authority intends to focus upon the following areas during 2008: Unreasonably stringent stipulations in General Terms and Conditions Warranty scheme for the travel industry, in the event of insolvency Warranties and conformity SMS services, such as ringtones Unfair commercial practices Unreasonably stringent stipulations in General …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 22-05-2008
    The Consumer Authority is taking action against tour operators who fail to meet their legal obligations to provide consumers with statutory guarantees for package holidays. The statutory guarantee provides protection for consumers booking a package holiday from financial losses incurred should the travel provider go bankrupt. Many companies meet …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 28-01-2010
    Over the coming period, the Consumer Authority will focus in particular on misleading and aggressive canvassing and unfair commercial practices on the internet. The enforcement authority announced this today at the presentation of its Agenda for 2010 and 2011. Further priority areas covered in the Agenda include: guarantees & conformity, new …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 08-02-2010
    The Consumer Authority is warning against misleading Valentine's messages. During the Valentine's period, young people in particular send and receive (secret) messages of love and many SMS service providers are cleverly taking advantage of this trend by sending out messages via social networking sites. As these messages are not recognised as …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 02-02-2010
    In 2009, consumers consulted the website of ConsuWijzer, the government information desk for consumers, over two million times, almost double the number of hits in 2008. What is more, 100,000 consumers received individual advice with regard to their rights. "It is good to see that consumers are now making use of the ConsuWijzer website. Consumers …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 13-09-2010
    The Consumer Authority has imposed an order subject to a penalty (in the event of non-compliance) upon four companies reselling admission tickets to concerts and (sports) events online. The orders were imposed as the companies involved were not adequately complying with rules relating to the provision of information to consumers. The Consumer …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 02-08-2010
    During the first six months of 2010, the three enforcement authorities behind ConsuWijzer, the Consumer Authority, the Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority and the Netherlands Competition Authority,  received around 52,000 enquiries and complaints from consumers through the information desk. A large number of these, 11,000 in total, …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 19-02-2010
    Recently, the court of appeal in The Hague decided in favour of the Netherlands Consumer Authority (Consumentenautoriteit) in legal proceedings instituted with it. The Consumer Authority had brought the action in question against a tour operator that had failed to arrange the travel compensation measures required by law when providing package …
  • Publication Nieuwsbericht 04-02-2010
    The Consumer Authority has imposed a fine of EUR 100,000 upon the company Fotosessie.com for offering photo shoots in a misleading and aggressive manner on the internet. Young people were approached via social networking sites, such as Hyves, encouraging them to make an appointment for a photo shoot. It was suggested that the 'candidate' had been …
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