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Title: False & Deceptive Advertising


1
False Deceptive Advertising
  • Michelle Angeles
  • Anil Bridgpal
  • Sussan Oweifie
  • Joseph Pattin

2
Identify the Problem
  • False Advertising Advertising using statements
    in the form of unverified facts.
  • Deceptive Advertising Advertising that is used
    to mislead consumers using implied false claims.

3
False Advertising
  • Passing off goods or services as something they
    are not.
  • Blatant lies and deliberately untrue statements
  • Used to prevent the buyer from acting reasonably.

4
Deceptive Advertising
  • Misleading claims
  • Explicitly stated
  • Implied verbally or visually
  • Omissions of the truth

5
Camel Cigarettes
  • Advertising campaign named Pleasure to Burn
  • Sexually inviting image of a female.
  • Implies that a Camel cigarette is the key to
    developing an intimate relationship with picture
    women.

6
Winston Cigarettes
  • This ad directly appeals to young females.
  • Shows a young women standing up for her self.
  • Message to teenage girls, is that Smoking is a
    gutsy act of establishing independence

7
Blockbuster
  • Advertised No More Late Fees
  • After 8 days, customer is charged full price to
    credit card.
  • If returned within 30 Days, customer is
    reimbursed the full price of movie.
  • Still charged a restocking fees
  • After 30 days, customer can not receive any
    reimbursement or return movie.

8
HeadOn
  • Used to say Provide immediate relief of
    headaches
  • No published studies shows that any of its
    ingredients alleviate headache pain.
  • Sold 5 million tubes in past 11 months at 8 a
    piece. 40 million dollars.

9
Rebates
  • Many companies have tricked customers with
    rebates telling them how much they save after
    rebates but in fine prints they tell you that you
    have only limited time to get your money back or
    the just dont give you your money back after
    filling out the rebates.

10
Introductory Offers
  • Things not told directly to customers during
    advertisment
  • 1)Transaction fee for Cash Equivalents 3 of
    each such cash advance (minimum 10).
  • 2)Late-payment fee Based on your balance as of
    the day the fee is assessed- 15 if 100 or less
    29 if between 100.01 and 250 39 if over
    250.
  • 3)Over-the-credit-limit fee Based on your
    balance as of the day the fee is assessed - 15
    if 500 or less 29 if between 500.01 and
    1000 39 if over 1000.

11
Misinterpretation
  • For instance, a pharmaceutical company would be
    engaging in deceptive advertising if it
    advertised that consumers should buy a particular
    drug it manufactures because the drug has been
    approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
    (FDA).
  • No drug can be sold in the U.S. unless it has
    been approved by FDA. Therefore the claim, while
    literally true, is deceptive because it creates
    the false impression that drugs produced by
    others may not have been approved by FDA.

12
Unfinished Claims
  • When these claims are made, they might often
    leave you asking yourself questions about it.
  • Be the first to know CNN advertisement slogan.
  • The first to know what?!

13
Uniqueness Claims
  • These claims advertised the difference of the
    product amongst others, but this does not
    necessarily mean that the product is better than
    the rest.
  • Nothing is better than Anadin -Anadin
    Advertisement Slogan.

14
Stating Facts
  • This basically claims nothing and shows no real
    advantage over any other product.
  • Rheingold, the natural beer made from grains and
    water Rheingold Beer Advertisement Slogan.
  • All beers are made from these ingredients.

15
So What Claims
  • These claims are almost like making factual
    statements, but it claims things that competing
    claims do not make or offer more of something in
    order to exceed the consumers normal
    expectations.
  • Tropicana has orange juices that now have extra
    calcium
  • Do you really need more calcium than what is
    already provided in orange juice?

16
Vague Claims
  • A vague claim states things that are unclear, and
    not able to be verified.
  • The best man can get Gillette advertisement
    slogan.
  • There is no way to verify this!!!

17
Testimonial Claims
  • A lot of companies will use famous people to
    advertise their product hoping to get consumers
    to buy the product and to believe the claim is
    based on being a celebrities fan.
  • You too can have a body like mine Charles
    Atlas advertisement slogan.

18
Questionable Statistics
  • Using claims that have not been verified.
  • On the Centrum Website we find Higher levels
    of Vitamins B6 and B12 to support health
  • Then at the bottom of the page These
    statements have not been evaluated by the Food
    and Drug Administration. These products are not
    intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any
    disease.
  • They put this on the bottom of the page knowing
    that some consumers will not bother to go that
    far down on the page after skimming at the
    information that is given.

19
Smarter Consumer Claims
  • Making the person think that they are better for
    choosing whatever is being claimed.
  • Choosy moms choose Jiff Jiff advertisement
    slogan.
  • "The best tires in the world have Goodyear
    written all over them. -Goodyear tires
    advertising slogan.

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