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Advertising Standards Authority issues batch of rulings against BT , EE and Plusnet ads.
Guidance sets stricter rules on prominence that must be given to important information about future price rises when customers sign up.
The ASA ruled that the ads must not appear again and told all six providers to ensure they make sufficiently clear that broadband contracts would be subject to mid-contract price rises.
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