BBC / BAA Fined - where's the money go?
BBC / BAA Fined - where's the money go?
Author
Discussion

justinbaker

Original Poster:

1,339 posts

279 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
Just read that the BBC has been fined £400,000 for missleading viewers, in phone in contests. Then there was the avaiation companies that were coluding then fined huge sums - millions in fact. OFfcomm £2 million for something else. British Gas has been fined £5,000 for keeping customers on hold on a premium rate telephone number.

So where does all this fine money go?


dan1981

18,128 posts

230 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
What worries me more is Where the money COMES from??!!!

We pay for the BBC so are we now payings its fines as well??

Cheers

Dan

Bri957

288 posts

254 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
Like most fines, it will likely go to the consolidated fund / ie the Treasury.

Fer

7,781 posts

311 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
dan1981 said:
What worries me more is Where the money COMES from??!!!

We pay for the BBC so are we now payings its fines as well??

Cheers

Dan
"Because of the unique way we are funded..." frown

steve240R

141 posts

245 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
What have BAA got to do with the aviation companies being fined for collusion on prices??

mouseymousey

2,642 posts

268 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
The BBC fine is quite funny. We, as viewers, are misled and then we pay the fine. Genius.

anonymous-user

85 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
quotequote all
steve240R said:
What have BAA got to do with the aviation companies being fined for collusion on prices??
The BAA only own some U.K. airports, they certainly don't regulate any airlines.

I think the BA/Virgin Atlantic price fixing fine that BA had to pay went to the treasury.

justinbaker

Original Poster:

1,339 posts

279 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
quotequote all
Just been passed a few sheets of A4, with what BA had to pay out. for price fixing on fuel surcharge.

£121.5 Million to "the office of fair trading"

More on bbc news online!

Rebuker

5,006 posts

253 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
quotequote all
justinbaker said:
Just been passed a few sheets of A4, with what BA had to pay out. for price fixing on fuel surcharge.

£121.5 Million to "the office of fair trading"

More on bbc news online!


These people? confusednuts

justinbaker

Original Poster:

1,339 posts

279 months

Thursday 7th August 2008
quotequote all
It all goes in to the treasury coffers. Yet if you have Kidney Cancer - tough!
Its a horrible world.