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February 27, 2018
by Seona Parker
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Bulletin: 18/1
Batch: 246
Reference: 29487
Product: Property
Advertiser: Lloyd Daly & Associates
Influencer:
Agency:
Medium: Internet (Third Party Website)
Codes:
ASAI Code 7th Edition: 2.4c, 3.10, 4.1, 4.4, 4.9, 4.10

  • Advertisement
  • Complaint
  • Response
  • Conclusion
  • A listing for Lloyd Daly & Associates on Daft.ie stated:

    “We at Lloyd Daly’s strive to satisfy our customers in every regard. With the aid of our enthused, professional and friendly staff we aim to take the stress out of finding a new property. We have expert knowledge of the Dublin area market and the property industry. Our services include residential & commercial sales, residential & commercial lettings, mortgage advice and valuations on all properties (bank, legal etc.)
    Opening Hours
    9.15 – 17.15 Monday to Friday
    Weekend viewings by appointment
    Lloyd Daly M.I.P.A.V T.R.V. M.C.E.I.”

  • The Institute of Professional Auctioneers & Valuers objected to the use of the IPAV and TEGoVA designatory letters being used by the advertiser as they were no longer a member of IPAV and consequently was no longer a TEGoVA Residential Valuer (TRV). They considered that the continued use of the designatory letters MIPAV TRV MCEI by Lloyd Daly was misleading advertising.

  • The advertisers failed to provide a response to the complaint.

  • Complaint Upheld.

    The Complaints Committee considered the detail of the complaint. The Committee expressed concern at the advertisers’ failure to respond to the complaint. They reminded them that there is an onus on advertisers to ensure that their advertising is in conformity with the Code.

    In the absence of a response from Lloyd Daly, the Committee concluded that the use of the designatory letters was in breach of Code Sections 3.10, 4.1, 4.4, 4.9 and 4.10.

    ACTION REQUIRED:
    The advertising must not reappear in its current form.

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