The so-called small print (below) is essentially at odds with the primary message. The fact that consumers have become accustomed to this sales misinformation does not make it acceptable.
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Friday, July 10, 2015
Sales Misinformation
The word "entire" is defined as "with no
part left out; whole". Canada's various consumer protection agencies,
including Industry Canada's Office of Consumer Affairs, ought to play closer
attention to those businesses that convey contradictory messages.
The so-called small print (below) is essentially at odds with the primary message. The fact that consumers have become accustomed to this sales misinformation does not make it acceptable.
The so-called small print (below) is essentially at odds with the primary message. The fact that consumers have become accustomed to this sales misinformation does not make it acceptable.
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