The misleading ads in TV
@Professor2010 (20162)
India
February 12, 2013 2:57am CST
The ads in TV are misleading in many respects
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I see one ad about a hand wash, that says it kills 99.9% of germs in 10 seconds and it changes color to green; my grand kids keep washing hands so many times.
There are ads about the so called ‘energy-drinks’; I know they contain flour and molasses basically plus flavors chocolate etc; but they sell the same product in attractive pickings, telling one is for men, another for women, another for kids with ‘memory-boosters’.
There are washing powders and bars that claim to clean your bucketful of clothes spotless clean; just with one table spoonful.
There are dish washing bars and liquids that can clean your utensil shining as new.
Many claim to have lime in it, but what I know is; they have lemon grass oil.
One shaving cream says, ‘one drop is enough’, but is hoax too.
[b]So why this bogus ads, to make people fool; yes many believe in those; I never did.
What is the scenario in your country?
Please respond and share your valued opinion and comments.
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Thanks in advance. Professor Dr. B.Saraf. PhD.
‘HAPPY VALENTINE DAY IN ADVANCE’
Cheers have a lucky day ahead.
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I see one ad about a hand wash, that says it kills 99.9% of germs in 10 seconds and it changes color to green; my grand kids keep washing hands so many times.
There are ads about the so called ‘energy-drinks’; I know they contain flour and molasses basically plus flavors chocolate etc; but they sell the same product in attractive pickings, telling one is for men, another for women, another for kids with ‘memory-boosters’.
There are washing powders and bars that claim to clean your bucketful of clothes spotless clean; just with one table spoonful.
There are dish washing bars and liquids that can clean your utensil shining as new.
Many claim to have lime in it, but what I know is; they have lemon grass oil.
One shaving cream says, ‘one drop is enough’, but is hoax too.
[b]So why this bogus ads, to make people fool; yes many believe in those; I never did.
What is the scenario in your country?
Please respond and share your valued opinion and comments.
[/b]
Thanks in advance. Professor Dr. B.Saraf. PhD.
‘HAPPY VALENTINE DAY IN ADVANCE’
Cheers have a lucky day ahead.4 people like this
1 response
@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
12 Feb 13
And what about all the E numbers that some of the products they promote for children contain? But fail to warn parents of what some E numbers can do to their kids. The hidden ingredients. Adverts are rather like contracts, unless you read the smallprint you are tricked into thinking the product is a miracle and a must have!
@Professor2010 (20162)
• India
15 Feb 13
Yes you are right friend, they tell many things in very small prints, thanks for pointing out.
