The Advertising Standards Authority has stepped in following a complaint about the online lettings agency Upad.
The agency had a reference ion its website to ‘UPay on Success’.
A complainant asked whether this was misleading as it did not make clear that a charge would be due if an advertisement was taken down even when a tenant had not been found by the agency.
“The advertiser agreed to amend the webpage and we resolved the case informally” an ASA spokeswoman told Letting Agent Today.
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