Valentine’s Day Deception: Don’t Fall for These Bad Ads
From “Belgian” chocolates made in the U.S. to knockoff engagement rings, be wary of these roadblocks to love.
Watch out for these five qualifiers that may mean nothing at all.
Advertisers will promise you many things about their products but they can also play the no-guarantee-hedge-your-bet game, using qualifiers that promise nothing at all. If you see one of these words, you should question whether the product or service will really perform the way you hope it will.
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From “Belgian” chocolates made in the U.S. to knockoff engagement rings, be wary of these roadblocks to love.
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