Yes I have, I once saw a Kellogg advertisement in the 90’s, claiming that Kelogg is part of a healthy breakfast, obviously that advertisement was quickly banned and Kelogg was issued a fine form misleading advertisement.
Generally I just assume American advertisements to be misleading, but that isn’t too much an issue in civilized countries.
But for more than 20 years now, I don’t see advertising at all. Except when visiting friends and family, because they are too stupid to get around it.
And of courser also except when I do my daily shopping, because the boxing itself is also kind of advertising, but it can’t be false, because that’s illegal here, because I live in a civilized country.
Andof courseralsoexcept when I do my daily shopping, because the boxing itself is also kind of advertising, but it can’t be false, because that’s illegal here, because I live in a civilized country.
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Clearly you’ve never seen any misleading marketing.
Yes I have, I once saw a Kellogg advertisement in the 90’s, claiming that Kelogg is part of a healthy breakfast, obviously that advertisement was quickly banned and Kelogg was issued a fine form misleading advertisement.
Generally I just assume American advertisements to be misleading, but that isn’t too much an issue in civilized countries.
But for more than 20 years now, I don’t see advertising at all. Except when visiting friends and family, because they are too stupid to get around it.
And of courser also except when I do my daily shopping, because the boxing itself is also kind of advertising, but it can’t be false, because that’s illegal here, because I live in a civilized country.
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I am very smart