U-Haul’s Hidden Fees
How a $19.95 rental can cost you more than $60.
Booty Max claims that its multi-directional resistance technology — which despite its scientific-sounding name boils down to kicking in a bunch of different directions — can “transform your booty from flat to fabulous” and turn a “saggy” seat into a “sensational” caboose.
But after a TINA.org reader’s boyfriend was charged double the advertised “two easy payments of $19.95” for the As Seen On TV product, TINA.org looked into the company’s marketing. Here’s what a review of the above commercial and the Booty Max website, including the terms and conditions page, dug up:
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This ad alert was updated 12/20/16.
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