Tech giants too slow to act as scammers ‘run riot’ online
Tech giants Google and Microsoft are failing to act quickly enough to remove ads from unauthorised firms – even after…
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Price is right as Aldi gets thumbs up from UK shoppers
Aldi’s middle aisle Specialbuys might get shoppers into a tizz on Thursdays and Sundays but it seems the everyday bargains…
Give data breach victims more power, ministers urged
The Government should activate a clause in UK legislation to give data breach victims stronger rights for legal redress against firms who lose…
Back to the drawing board: Homebase site rock bottom
Homebase has been rated the worst online retailer in the UK for 2019, with WHSmith and Mike Ashley-owned House of…
Which? to pull plug on finance divisions after £3m loss
Consumer rights group Which? is set for a huge round of jobs cuts in its financial services operation following a…
Amazon ‘losing the battle against fake five star reviews’
Amazon has been accused of unwittingly sanctioning a flood of fake five-star reviews for virtually unknown brands in a move…
Virgin Media ‘to lose millions in online outage pay-outs’
Virgin Media could be facing a compensation bill of up to £8m a year from new Ofcom rules which will…
Ministers urged to act swiftly to batter rogue call chiefs
The Government to facing renewed pressure to commit to making directors of rogue telemarketing firms personally liable for fines of up…
‘Idiotic’ Which? urges the public to give out fake data
Self-proclaimed consumer champion Which? has been branded “irresponsible and idiotic” for urging consumers to set up fake email addresses and…
Google faces £3bn High Court battle over data tracking
A group of disgruntled Google users – led by former Which? director Richard Lloyd – has started a class action…