President of UOKiK Tomasz Chróstny imposed a total of more than PLN 4.2 million in fines on 10 companies of the HRE Investments group. The companies will incur a penalty for failing to provide the information requested by the Office in its investigation.
Consumers were invited to meetings under false pretences, misled about prizes and cancellations of contracts, and their money was not refunded. This is how Med Professional and Medical Factory operated, organising sales shows across the country.
The President of UOKiK has issued commitment decisions against mPay and Revolut Bank UAB. The questioned practices included the incorrect form of informing about changes in fees in existing agreements or making changes to executed agreements without a modification clause.
Increasing your subscription fee one month after contract conclusion? Vectra was increasing its customers' fees, citing the inflation rate. The clauses whereunder Vectra changed its fees were abusive.
The President of UOKiK concluded proceedings concerning the practices of Telewizja Polsat and companies from the Discovery Group. An in-depth analysis showed that the suspected actions of broadcasters do not impact the contents of bundles offered to subscribers.
Rules for the sale of IT solutions, computers and other Dell products could have been impeding competition. President of UOKiK, Tomasz Chróstny, has obligated Dell to change its practices.
The President of UOKiK imposed fines totalling more than PLN 405 million on KIA Polska and 11 dealers of the company’s cars. Businesses colluded on car prices and divided the market among themselves.
Customers of former UPC using the “More Benefits for You” package will get a compensation - fee reimbursement for unsolicited services.
The President of UOKiK has issued a decision on collusion restricting competition in the truck market.
Last year, UOKiK audited 27 demonstrations taking place all over Poland, during which companies offered their products to consumers.
Fallacious information about the market position of the company, failure to communicate risks, non-existent loan crowdfunding and a fictitious competition are just examples of the challenged actions of the “Skarbiec Palikota” loan campaign.
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