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Ofcom review of additional charges

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Timeframe

This consultation started on 28th February 2008 and ended on 8th May 2008.

Consultation Documents

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Foreword ( Adobe PDF)
Executive summary ( Adobe PDF)
Additional charges ( Adobe PDF)
An Ofcom consultation on extra charges paid by customers to phone, TV and internet companies ( Adobe PDF)
How To Respond ( Adobe PDF)
Responses ( Adobe PDF)
Illustrative examples of advertisements for communications services ( Adobe PDF)
Additional charges - frequently asked questions ( Adobe PDF)
Ofcom's review of Additional Charges explained - Claudio Pollack, Director of Consumer Policy ( Adobe PDF)

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NEW -Ofcom Consultation regarding Unfair Telecoms Charges

[From forums.moneysavingexpert.com, at 12:42 on 29/02/2008]

...and then ... http://www.ofcom.org.uk/consult/condocs...

Now Ofcom Goes for Hidden Extras

[From www.mobilemarketingmagazine.co.uk, at 05:59 on 29/02/2008]

...announced proposals to curb unfair additional charges levied by all UK communications providers on consumers' bills. Ofcom says the proposals...

Ofcom review of additional charges (Office of Communications)

[From www.ofcom.org.uk, at 03:05 on 29/02/2008]

Additional charges. An Ofcom consultation on extra charges paid by customers to phone, TV and internet companies. How To Respond. Responses...

OFCOM tackles Telecomm Direct Debit charges

[From usergroup.plus.net, at 23:58 on 28/02/2008]

Quote from OFCOM. At Ofcom, we believe that healthy competition is the best way to make sure consumers enjoy the benefit of new services and...

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