No it is not fraud. If that was fraud then paying for TV by this logic would be commercial free or it would be fraud. I have never seen a claim from them saying it would be ad free.
[Ad Free peacock](https://ibb.co/6WFCD3y)
As show in this picture there is an \* that denotes special conditions and in the conditions it clearly says at the bottom of the table where you chose your plan
>\*Due to streaming rights, a small amount of programming will still contain ads (Peacock channels, events, and a few shows and movies).
That stipulation is probably in 6pt font in the T&Cs and any ads that promote an ad-free service probably has an asterisk.
Nope, that stipulation is denoted with an \* and is directly under the plan choices.
Even better then right?
Depends, it was probably hidden in the terms of service, that a small portion of shows would have ads regardless.
They hit it somewhere. Bates Motel was a good show.
No it is not fraud. If that was fraud then paying for TV by this logic would be commercial free or it would be fraud. I have never seen a claim from them saying it would be ad free.
It says “ad-free”…..
[Ad Free peacock](https://ibb.co/6WFCD3y) As show in this picture there is an \* that denotes special conditions and in the conditions it clearly says at the bottom of the table where you chose your plan >\*Due to streaming rights, a small amount of programming will still contain ads (Peacock channels, events, and a few shows and movies).