How to spot a product scam
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From: wyliecoyote
09-Dec-20
A little tongue in cheek advice......If an email, text, TV ad starts off with these words: "clinically tested" or "copper infused".....look out! I am sure you guys can ad some other such wording.......
Joe
From: x-man
09-Dec-20
Ya, if it pops up every time I click on a thread...
From: Bou'bound
09-Dec-20
HECS is a dead giveaway
From: t-roy
09-Dec-20
If I’m considering buying it, I always think “WWTD?”
What would Thornton do? “But wait! There’s more!”
From: ALovely
09-Dec-20
"tech blocks your body's radiation sensed by prey."
Umm that's a Nope!
From: Tonybear61
09-Dec-20
It quickly becomes the Rage without extensive field testing or customer input...
From: Mule Power
09-Dec-20
How about “Forget the wind just hunt” lol
From: PECO
09-Dec-20
"will out perform all other"
From: Scar Finga
09-Dec-20
Peco for the win!!
Mic Drop!!
From: greg simon
09-Dec-20
“As seen on TV”
From: tobywon
09-Dec-20
“Research shows that.....”
From: APauls
10-Dec-20
"9 out of 10 experts agree"
From: x-man
11-Dec-20
Don't believe anything that starts with "The fact is" and/or ends with "nuff said"
From: paul@thefort
11-Dec-20
Anything indorsed by a retired or current football player. Ok, basketball player also.
From: Shug
11-Dec-20
60% of the time it works 100% of the time
