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Originally Posted by Turkey Machine
That's clearly a blatant case of misadvertising, and it should be stopped. Misleading customers is one thing, lying is another.
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The way it works is they know that a certain amount of people will see it for what it is and won't see it as unlimited. they don't want them people. they want the ones who purchase it on the basis of it being sold as unlimited.
there is small print to say that it's not unlimited. they put that there themselves because they know it's not unlimited.
if they get complaints they just get referred to the small print. there is nobody to complain to about it being called unlimited when it's not.
if it was a man on the markrt falsely selling it as unlimited he would be shutdown. but becuse it's a company they can keep on taking the money.
they can say anything they like about a product. as long as they use a * next to the claim and small print explaining why it's not what they have claimed it to be, have or do.