CCPC warns about dark marketing practices online

From the story some detail on these shady practices:



I mean who ever heard of such evils before the internet?!
 
The CCPC has no sense of priorities.

Next they will be complaining about supermarkets putting their own brands at eye-level and other brands at the bottom of the shelf.

Or the siting of the bakery close to the front door so that people are attracted in.

Or big stickers saying "price reduced."

Or the use of celebrities to endorse products which people wouldn't otherwise buy.

What about Irish borrowers paying the highest mortgage rates in the eurozone? When asked, they said it was not something they would allocate resources to. They only studied it when asked by the government and then produced a useless report.

But what about conning people with cash-back?

What about describing a product as a "one year discounted tracker" when there was no discount - just a tracker for a year?

And what about the 30,000 people who unfairly lost trackers? There wasn't a peep out of the CCPC over that.
 
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