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No link between Timeshare Consumer Association and ECC: Advertising Standards Authority investigation findings

A 'nuisance' allegation was made to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK by timeshare industry special interest groups. The complaint accused the independent Timeshare Consumer Association (TCA) of being connected to a claims company called European Consumer Claims (ECC). After an extensive 4 month investigation, the ASA confirmed: No way
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