T-Mobile came under fire for its marketing practices last year, though the National Advertising Division ultimately ruled in favor of its competition.
T-Mobile attempted to bring its own counter-complaints against Verizon’s marketing practices.
The NAD has now ruled in favor of Verizon, determining that Verizon’s promotions don’t cross the same lines as some of the complaints previously alleged against T-Mobile.
Last year, AT&T and Verizon both went after T-Mobile for its perceived false advertising claims around how it markets some of its promotions. Ultimately, the neutral National Advertising Division sided with T-Mobile’s competitors on many issues.
While the NAD doesn’t have the power to enforce some of these rulings, T-Mobile has made a few adjustments in its marketing strategy in response. It also attempted to give its competitors a taste of their own medicine by bringing its own complaints against competitor marketing practices.
