It's nothing at all like that and I don't believe anything was said to warrant such sarcasm. I think listening to the OP rather than coming on here spouting legality to defend a revenue stream would be a more stand up way to operate.
AVForums does not have any vetting procedure prior to assigning Assured Advertiser status to advertisers. Neither do we guarantee the quality of service of any Assured Advertiser company. However, we will remove advertisers from our Assured Advertiser scheme if we receive complaints about the company which we feel have not been addressed adequately.
As the word "Assured" means "secure, confident" perhaps the phraseology is the issue here?
How is "Assured Advertiser" different from "Advertiser"?
I got an email at 8-56, saying I've got a refund.
I suspect ebay might know something I don't.
Hmm
I got an email at 8-56, saying I've got a refund.
I suspect ebay might know something I don't.
That was lucky
I suspect that you were dealing with Digital Direct Mark 3 and not the company that went bust
Why doesn't it say on the website that they have gone into Administration and can't trade?
Has there been some law broken there??
You missed one - Think the insolvancy team are first in the pecking order.
Cheers,
Nigel
I suppose that the administrators take their bit first, then whatever is left I assume gets divided up between the creditors.