Wasn't hard to notice the "ALERT" icon upon logging into my NB account just now.
- Mislead users with deceptive or misleading language;
- Promote content, products or services not actually offered by the Advertiser of a campaign;
- Use false claims, testimonials or any similar content ;
- Use fake or misleading blogs, news sites or any similar content;
- Use photos, quotes, logos/seals of any public figure, including but not limited to celebrities or organizations, without written consent and legal rights to the content ; or
- Imply that a product or service is “Free” through unclear or deceptive language if there are any future costs associated with that product or service (except for fees associated with shipping and handling of such product)
An example of a misleading method includes “Job Sites” that deceive users with the promise of employment for completing offers related to education or home business opportunities, “Flogs”, etc...
I don't remember even discussing the topic with my AM last week at ASE...
Guess when it rains, it pours ...
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- Mislead users with deceptive or misleading language;
- Promote content, products or services not actually offered by the Advertiser of a campaign;
- Use false claims, testimonials or any similar content ;
- Use fake or misleading blogs, news sites or any similar content;
- Use photos, quotes, logos/seals of any public figure, including but not limited to celebrities or organizations, without written consent and legal rights to the content ; or
- Imply that a product or service is “Free” through unclear or deceptive language if there are any future costs associated with that product or service (except for fees associated with shipping and handling of such product)
An example of a misleading method includes “Job Sites” that deceive users with the promise of employment for completing offers related to education or home business opportunities, “Flogs”, etc...
I don't remember even discussing the topic with my AM last week at ASE...
Guess when it rains, it pours ...