The ad featuring iiNet spokesperson Finn extolling the virtues of making calls using voice over IP (VoIP) on the Naked DSL product had a message embedded into two frames with the following text: Wow.

Internet provider iiNet has paid more than AU$200,000 in fines for failing to adequately display the price of one of its advertised products. The company was fined over two ads for its Naked Broadband ...

iiNet has paid $204,000 in penalties for failing to prominently state in an advertisement the total minimum price of its Naked Broadband 250GB service. The infringement notices were issued because the ...

IINET, the nation’s No. 3 internet provider, has been slapped with a $204,000 fine for failing to adequately advertise the fine print on some of its broadband plans. The Australian Competition and ...

Small businesses have been told to emulate the spirit of new iiNet television advertisements that give users a website link where a free offer is provided – but only if they freeze-frame the ...

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission today said the ads had failed to prominently display the minimum price of the service, giving the ACCC "reasonable grounds" to believe iiNet had ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The world's biggest player in online video streaming says it regrets agreeing to unmetered data cap deals for Optus and iiNet customers ...

iiNet is supporting its push into mobile phone plans with a new ad which timetravels a mobile phone from the 90s to the present day. Created by Marketforce, iiNet’s two 30s and one 15s spots show the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. "Suck it up, Telstra," iiNet's former chief regulatory officer, affectionately known as "Dalbs", once said in reference to the ...

Internet provider iiNet has been fined more than $200,000 for breaching consumer laws over advertisements for one of its products. Internet provider iiNet has been fined for failing to display ...