A Scottish Power warranty scheme
that allegedly failed to pay out £75m to hundreds of thousands of
customers was "effectively a fraud on the public", according to a report
by MPs.
The offer sold to 625,000 people across the UK was
"neither financially capable of functioning, nor designed to deliver",
the cross-party group said.
Customers who bought white goods up to the early 2000s were promised a refund if they didn't claim within five years.
