News
Find below press releases that have previously been issued by the Consumer Ombudsman.
16. December 2005
Today, the 16 December 2005, the new Danish Marketing Practises Act was passed by the Danish Parliament. A number of changes have made their entry in the new Act, which will take effect next summer.
12. December 2005
Over the past year, the Danish Consumer Ombudsman [DCO] has checked up on a number of guarantee terms offered by various makes of car.
07. November 2005
All Danish phone sex service providers have now accepted to abandon a previous billing concept based on calling number display information.
27. September 2005
On 22 September 2005 the Danish Supreme Court reduced the DKK 2,000,000 spam fine which Debitel, a Danish telecom service supplier, received earlier this year in the Maritime and Commercial Court for disseminating approximately 48,000 unsolicited commercial messages via SMS text messages and email.
19. September 2005
Advertising material from electronics retail chains abound with promises of big savings but in the real world it is often found wanting on closer inspection.
09. September 2005
Is an article on summer fashion in which one retailer is in focus an example of undercover marketing? If the fashion retailer pays to get mentioned, it certainly is, says the DCO Hagen Joergensen.
05. September 2005
Termination terms binding consumers for another twelve months if they fail to give due notice conflict with the Danish Marketing Practises Act. This is the outcome so far of a judgment rendered recently by the Danish Maritime and Commercial Court in Copenhagen.
25. July 2005
The Maritime and Commercial Court of Copenhagen has put an end to the billing methods used by providers of phone sex services.
25. July 2005
The Danish Consumer Ombudsman [DCO] hopes that Danish children will continue to consume fresh fruit every day – even if the healthy food is now delivered without commercial messages.
25. July 2005
Fuel charges, state taxes and reservation fees: there are a lot of ways of saying that the discount fares offered by the flight carriers are not as cheap as they appear at first sight. This is the conclusion of a report recently released by the Danish Consumer Ombudsman [DCO].
