Internet provider Activ8me slapped with $250,000 misleading advertising fine

Melbourne-based internet provider Activ8me has been fined $250,000 by the Federal Court for making false or misleading representations following a prosecution by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The ACCC launched action against the ISP in December last year, alleging Activ8me made false or misleading claims in three direct mail advertisements and five online banner advertisements between June and October 2018.

The banner ad which incurred a $12,600 fine from the ACCC in March

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