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Business fined $60,000 over ‘disturbing’ practices, ‘taking advantage’ of elderly woman with dementia

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Commerce Commission says repeated unsolicited sales calls were “completely unacceptable” and amounted to unconscionable conduct.

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'Disturbing': Firm fined $60k for repeatedly targeting woman with dementia

The company engaged in repeated sales to an elderly woman suffering from dementia, the Commerce Commission said.

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Business fined $60,000 over ‘disturbing’ practices, ‘taking advantage’ of elderly woman with dementia

Commerce Commission says repeated unsolicited sales calls were “completely unacceptable” and amounted to unconscionable conduct.

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Stuff broke the news in New Zealand on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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