Opt-out pricing campaigner says Jetstar agreement 'not good enough'
Jetstar avoids prosecution over opt-out pricing methods, but lawyer says this sends the wrong message. With special audio feature.
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Jetstar has agreed to stop using ‘opt out’ pricing after being threatened by the Commerce Commission with court action.
But a lawyer campaigning against the practice says it shouldn’t have gone on for so long.
The Commerce Commission released a statement today saying Qantas subsidiary Jetstar had
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Calida Smylie
Thu, 17 Mar 2016
Thu, 17 Mar 2016
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Opt-out pricing campaigner says Jetstar agreement 'not good enough'
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