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So-called "free" web and app-based games for children are under investigation following concerns that users can run up substantial costs. The Offic...
It's clear that nuisance calls and texts have become a daily problem for many people. They not only cause frustration, but they can even be distressing and intimidating. We've had more than 1,600 comments about nuisance calls and texts on our website and many of them had the same theme - 'why isn't something being done?' Our research also found that in the last three months, seven in 10 people received unsolicited calls and four in 10 an unwanted text.
Mercedes-Benz and three of its commercial vehicle dealers have been fined £2.6 million after being found guilty of price-fixing and breaching competi...
The market power of the largest players has increased - and not because they have provided better customer service or value-for-money products, but because of government subsidies and bailouts. The result is that it's now almost impossible for smaller providers to gain a foothold in the market.
Aldi, Co-Op, Lidl, Marks and Spencer, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose have agreed to make promotions on their food and drink fairer. But...
The Office of Fair Trading has called for information to explore the extent to which businesses are monitoring online shoppers and using the data to t...
Petrol prices have fallen but drivers are still being short-changed, according to the AA. Average petrol prices have gone down from 138.95p a litre...
Earlier this month the Office of Fair Trading wrote to 62 of the top online retailers in the country to let them know their website may not comply with consumer protection law.
Thousands of state schools will be made to review their uniform policies to allow parents to shop around for cheaper items, Office of Fair Trading has...
The Office of Fair Trading has referred the car insurance industry to the Competition Commission following concerns motorists were being charged overl...
One of Britain's largest doorstep lenders gave thousands of pounds of loans to a schizophrenic woman despite knowing she was vulnerable. Panorama w...
Payday lender Wonga has seen profits surge after approving nearly 2.5 million short-term loans in its last financial year. The company has faced ac...
The operator of Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza hotels and two of the UK's biggest online travel agents were under investigation today for signing a pote...
Payday loan firm Yes Loans has had its licence revoked after using "deceitful and oppressive business practices", the trading watchdog said today. ...
MPs are calling upon the government to cut car insurance premiums by clamping down on personal injury claims. The House of Commons Transport Selec...
In the UK today, one in 10 households - the poorest families - cannot get access to a bank account. When they run out of cash, which they do frequently in these tough economic times, the most vulnerable are lured into an unaffordable debt trap.
Four of the UK's biggest supermarkets could face prosecution over misleading pricing practices, a consumer law expert has warned. In a report on su...
Deals website Groupon is to be investigated by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), after revelations that the site has breached advertising regulations ...
If you ever drive through the village of Bunwell, about 15 miles outside of Norwich, you might notice the thatched rooftops, the picturesque post offi...
