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TL;DR
- The National Advertising Division has recommended that T-Mobile discontinue or modify claims about its free in-flight Wi-Fi advertising.
- T-Mobile’s advertising suggests that Verizon customers incur a fee of $147 per month for in-flight Wi-Fi.
- The Un-carrier’s perk is only available on certain airlines and its disclosures omit which airlines are covered.
T-Mobile and Verizon are at it again. Last week, Verizon filed a lawsuit against the Un-carrier over false advertising after the Better Business Bureau’s National Programs’ National Advertising Division (NAD) agreed with Verizon’s and AT&T’s claims. Continuing on the topic of advertising, Verizon has challenged T-Mobile’s free in-flight advertising. Now the NAD has revealed its decision on this matter.
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