Carriers Charged With Misleading Ads, Charges
Who doesnt do this?
From the article
"You can't promise a great deal in the headline and hide the true costs in the fine print," the consumer agencies' Acting Commissioner Jonathan Mintz said in a statement.
This reminds me of Bobby the Brain Henan charging $.25 for a hotdog (one that is incredibly hot without the customer knowing) and then charging $50 dollars for a glass of water as the mouth of the customer is being seared from the spices.
They wouldn’t be raising anything to make up for something that represents that small percentage as to operatin...
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nextel18 said:
Therefore, if they settle these claims for $10 million dollars, which wont be that high in the first place, they wouldn’t be losing money as you put it, because they make so much.
What economics book are you getting these examples from? "The Three Stooges Guide to Money"?
wfine81 said:
Doesnt every single company in every single feild do the same thing? I mean look at any car zdvertising commercial they have a huge disclaimer at the bottom of the screen that is in microscopic print. Every company has their disclaimers that they dont want you to see.
But to send unsolicited texts? That you have to pay for?
muchdrama said:wfine81 said:
Doesnt every single company in every single feild do the same thing? I mean look at any car zdvertising commercial they have a huge disclaimer at the bottom of the screen that is in microscopic print. Every company has their disclaimers that they dont want you to see.
But to send unsolicited texts? That you have to pay for?
hehe we get ya comming and going 😛
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