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Hoogste rechter vernietigt boetes voor verspreiding ongewenste software (DollarRevenue)

Publication Gerechtelijke uitspraak 26-06-2013
Achtergrond en procedure ACM (toen nog OPTA) heeft op 5 november 2007 aan drie Nederlandse bedrijven en hun directeuren boetes opgelegd van in totaal € 1.000.000 omdat ze ongewenste software installeerden op meer dan 22 miljoen computers van internetgebruikers in Nederland en daarbuiten. Met de illegale plaatsing van deze zogeheten ad- en spyware …

Boetebesluit verspreiding ongewenste software (DollarRevenue)

Publication Besluit 05-11-2007
Het college van OPTA heeft op 5 november 2007 aan drie Nederlandse bedrijven en hun directeuren boetes opgelegd van in totaal € 1.000.000 omdat ze ongewenste software installeerden op meer dan 22 miljoen computers van internetgebruikers in Nederland en daarbuiten. Met de illegale plaatsing van deze zogeheten ad- en spyware verspreidden de …

OPTA fines Thuiswerkcentrale for distributing spam

Publication Nieuwsbericht 19-05-2008
The Commission of OPTA, the Dutch Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority, has fined two Dutch citizens and the companies, Abodata V.O.F. and H.P.T. Development B.V., a total of EUR 510,000.00 for distributing unsolicited electronic messages (also known as spam) to consumers. Following a previous warning issued by OPTA, at least 4.5 …

OPTA Annual Report for 2007: Dutch consumers benefit from competition in the electronic communication markets

Publication Nieuwsbericht 27-05-2008
In its 2007 Market Monitor the Commission of OPTA, the Dutch Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority, notes that consumer prices for electronic communication services have fallen further. More consumers are telephoning more often via the Internet or cable. This is also being expressed in a further increase in bundled communications …

Summary of position on obligations for VOIP service providers

Publication Correspondentie 25-06-2008
This is the summary of OPTA's position on obligations for VOIP service providers towards end-users. Wherever possible, VoIP users have the same rights as consumers who use fixed lines for telephony. If consumer complaints show that VoIP providers do not comply with these rules, OPTA will take enforcement …

OPTA's position on obligations for VOIP service providers

Publication Correspondentie 24-06-2008
In this letter, OPTA informs market participants regarding its position on end-user obligations for VoIP providers. Wherever possible, VoIP users have the same rights as consumers who use fixed lines for telephony. If consumer complaints show that VoIP providers do not comply with these rules, OPTA will take enforcement actions. …

OPTA's position (full) on obligations for VOIP service providers

Publication Regelgeving 24-06-2008
This is OPTA's position on end user obligations for VoIP providers. When possible, VoIP users have the same rights as consumers who use a fixed line for telephony. If consumer complaints show the VoIP providers are not obliging to these rules, OPTA will enforce the law. This is the full text of OPTA's position on obligations for VOIP service …

Internet telephony providers must provide consumers with proper information

Publication Nieuwsbericht 24-06-2008
Most types of Internet telephony (VoIP) come under the legal criteria for fixed telephone services. OPTA, the Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority of the Netherlands, ensures that all providers of this type of VoIP services comply with the obligations applicable in the case of fixed telephone service providers. Examples of this are …

Consumers save EUR 77 million thanks to intervention on mobile phone call rates within Europe

Publication Nieuwsbericht 09-06-2008
OPTA, the Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority of the Netherlands, has calculated that Dutch consumers have saved a total of EUR 77 million on their telephone bills in relation to mobile phone calls made to or from another European country. Since 1 October 2007 a regulation has been in force, which makes it mandatory for mobile phone …

OPTA to monitor issue of premium rate telephone numbers more closely

Publication Nieuwsbericht 01-07-2008
New legislation and regulations came into effect on 1 July, which allow OPTA, the Dutch Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority, to monitor the issue of premium rate telephone numbers in the 0900, 0906, 0909 and 18xy series more closely. Many businesses use these telephone numbers to provide telephone services to consumers, for example, …
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