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Aggro advertising: cheekiness wins the day?
Advertising has become an integral part of our modern society, but time and again aggressive and unfair advertising practices cause particular annoyance. Whether it's unwanted advertising calls, intrusive pop-up ads on the Internet or advertising stickers in your own home - many people find these methods very cheeky. Can they really go through with it?
A recent example was sent to us by reader reporter Erhard F.: A provider placed advertising stickers in his home without authorization in order to advertise his services. This is not only a questionable marketing strategy but, according to a Supreme Court ruling, an aggressive business practice that is prohibited.
This example clearly shows how some entrepreneurs try to put their interests above the rights of consumers. It is important to defend oneself against such practices.
Those affected, for example in the case of such stickers, have the right to take legal action against them - by means of an injunction. Entrepreneurs who use such methods not only risk legal consequences, but also massive damage to their image.
What do you think about this? Have you had similar experiences with aggressive advertising? What did you do about it? Share your opinion and experiences in the comments!
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