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28/07/2010
Finnair to compensate customers affected by volcanic ash EUR 20 per customer for telephone expenses
Under an agreement between Finnair, the Consumer Agency and the Transport Safety Agency, Finnair will compensate customers affected by volcanic ash EUR 20 per customer for telephone expenses. The Helsingin Sanomat newspaper published erroneous information on 22 July 2010, suggesting that the...
23/07/2010
OECD: Policy makers must identify how consumers truly behave and make decisions
The Consumer Policy Toolkit published today by the OECD highlights the importance of policy makers correctly identifying how consumers truly behave and make decisions. The latest research on consumer behaviour indicates that consumer decision making is often based on factors that are not...
30/06/2010
Over-indebtedness can begin already when the loan is took
According to financial and debt counsellors replying to the Consumer Agency’s inquiry, loans are marketed too aggressively and granted too easily.
18/06/2010
Finnair and regulatory authorities reached agreement on ash compensations
Finnair will cover the hotel accommodation costs of its customers who were stranded by the ash cloud according to the price level of the target country. In addition, meals, telephone costs, and transportation between the hotel and airport will be compensated.
07/06/2010
Monitoring campaign of the Consumer Agency and Data Protection Ombudsman: Still illegalities with instant loans
A monitoring campaign conducted by the Consumer Agency and Data Protection Ombudsman indicates that many companies offering instant loans do not follow the relevant legislation. Authorities will intervene in the illegal policies that are used by these companies.
27/05/2010
Market Court delineates the continuation of fixed-term mobile phone contracts
The Market Court has prohibited TeliaSonera from abusing an ambiguous and misleading clause regarding the continuation of mobile phone contracts. The company has failed to explicitly disclose to the customers that the contract will be automatically continued, unless specifically terminated by the...
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