"Deal or no deal" is being examined
The Zurich Governor's Office is investigating whether the telephone sweepstakes has been authorized in accordance with the Lottery Act.
The Zurich governor's office has issued a
Investigation into the SF-DRS program "Deal or No Deal"
was initiated, as reported by SonntagsBlick. "We are investigating the
telephone viewer competition," explained the deputy chairman of the
Governor Hansjost Zemp told Werbewoche. The competition
promises for a call of 70 centimes a winning opportunity of
5000 francs. "At the moment, the proceedings are not directly against SF DRS,
but 'against unknown'. We clarify whether the necessary authorization
is available," Zemp continued. The governor's office is in
other proceedings with similar content by the lawyers
that Swiss television is also examining the possibility of
whether everything is above board. "If such accusations
We will of course follow up on any issues that come up," said Zemp.
The "deal or no deal" lots are not the subject of the investigation.
which the candidates qualify for the TV show. "They stand
under the patronage of Swisslos. I assume that the
corresponding authorization has been granted," explained the deputy
Governor.
According to spokesman Urs Durrer, SF DRS has not yet heard of the
Zurich district administration heard. "We are waiting for a written
Contact us. If changes to the shipment are necessary, we will take
that, of course," Durrer explained to Werbewoche.
Carole Scheidegger
Investigation into the SF-DRS program "Deal or No Deal"
was initiated, as reported by SonntagsBlick. "We are investigating the
telephone viewer competition," explained the deputy chairman of the
Governor Hansjost Zemp told Werbewoche. The competition
promises for a call of 70 centimes a winning opportunity of
5000 francs. "At the moment, the proceedings are not directly against SF DRS,
but 'against unknown'. We clarify whether the necessary authorization
is available," Zemp continued. The governor's office is in
other proceedings with similar content by the lawyers
that Swiss television is also examining the possibility of
whether everything is above board. "If such accusations
We will of course follow up on any issues that come up," said Zemp.
The "deal or no deal" lots are not the subject of the investigation.
which the candidates qualify for the TV show. "They stand
under the patronage of Swisslos. I assume that the
corresponding authorization has been granted," explained the deputy
Governor.
According to spokesman Urs Durrer, SF DRS has not yet heard of the
Zurich district administration heard. "We are waiting for a written
Contact us. If changes to the shipment are necessary, we will take
that, of course," Durrer explained to Werbewoche.
Carole Scheidegger
