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ProKlean™ products are successful approximately ninety seven percent
of the time.
There is no question the cleaning products industry is full of
deception.
Many of you have been deceived by commissioned review websites
posting disingenuous reviews and then earning a hefty commission
sometimes as high as twenty percent of the sale. Naturally when the
manufacturers of
mediocre cleaning products pay such a high commission it should come as no
surprise that the commissioned review websites resort to lying.
We suggest you
scrutinize the following Planet Urine and SCOE 10X Reviews and see
if you can figure out what is actually going on.
Our first
example is the eye-popping Planet Urine review that was published by
commissioned review website Urine Off Reviews dot Con’s own ghost
writer Ian Spellfield. Compare what Urine Off Reviews dot Con wrote
against what Sandra actually experienced with Planet Urine.
You Realize SCOE
10X Doesn't Work. Another good read is the curious SCOE10X review
that was also published by commissioned review website Urine Off
Reviews dot Con’s own ghost writer Ian Spellfield. Compare what
Urine Off Reviews dot Con wrote against what Jessie actually
experienced with SCOE10X. Jessie purchased SCOE 10X twice and it
did not work for her. What makes you think it will work for you?
How can the
Planet Urine Reviews and the SCOE10X Reviews that two different
consumers reported for Planet Urine and SCOE 10X in two different
states vary so dramatically from the results published by Urine Off
Reviews dot Con’s Ian Spellfield?
We will leave that for you to figure out however if Urine Off Reviews
dot Con actually tested these products they should publish proof in the
form of their actual purchase receipts.
We want to commend the Advertising Standards Authority Mid City
Place 71 High Holborn London WC1V 6QT United Kingdom.
On August 26 2009 the ASA adjudicated the issue of truth in
advertising in the category of Media: Television and Magazine,
Sector: Electrical appliances.
The Advertising Standards Authority of the United Kingdom had
received several complaints regarding LED TVS.
Two complainants challenged whether the ads misleadingly implied
that the televisions had an LED (Light Emitting Diode) display, when
in fact the televisions merely used LEDs for backlighting.
One of the primary issues was CAP Code: 7.1
“No marketing communication should mislead, or be likely to mislead,
by inaccuracy, ambiguity, exaggeration, omission or otherwise.”
The ASA upheld the position of the
complainants and stated “We considered
that the ad implied the TV displays were comprised totally of LEDs
similar to some outdoor displays when that was not the case. We
considered that because the ads were ambiguous and did not make
clear how the TVs utilised the LED technology, the ads were likely
to mislead.”
The Advertising Standards Authority found that
the TV ad breached CAP (Broadcast) Code rules 5.1.1 and 5.1.3
(Misleading advertising).
The Advertising Standards Authority found that
the magazine ads breached CAP Code clause 7.1 (Truthfulness).
The Advertising Standards Authority ordered
that the ads must not appear again in their current form. “We told
Samsung to ensure that future marketing communications described the
technology their products used accurately.”
The Adjudication of the Advertising Standards
Authority Council of the United Kingdom covers both Broadcast and
Non-Broadcast media.
Have you seen those awesome 2009 Black Friday
deals featuring a brand new name brand 40 Inch Flat Panel 1080p
120HZ LED HDTV for only $749.00? Great reviews and a great price
what more could you ask for? New technology is always so enticing
and we always want to be the first.
Take your time as the screens are the very
same LCD Liquid Crystal Displays found in most good laptop computer
systems.
The primary difference is the television
manufacturers are replacing the existing CCFL Cold Cathode
Fluorescent Lamps with a HCFL HOT Cathode Fluorescent Lamp or either
a LED edge lighting array or a LED Backlighting array to boost the
brightness and the contrast.
Are you ready for those great Thanksgiving and
Christmas sales? We reviewed many good Sony and Samsung HDTV models.
Our first review will be the legendary Sony with their new very
efficient VE Series.
The Sony Bravia KDL40VE5 deserves a serious
look. This is Sony’s entry into the energy efficient television
competition. Featuring a dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000 to 1 the
KDL40VE5 has a very good picture. The Sony Bravia KDL40VE5 boosts
significant energy savings reported at less than forty percent
compared to a conventional LCD TV of similar size. This television
features a Hot Cathode Fluorescent Lamp (HCFL) backlight. Sony
claims the Sony Bravia KDL40VE5 exceeds Energy Star 3.0 requirements
by over 50% in Home mode. During December 2009 the Sony Bravia
KDL40VE5 was selling from a low of $822 to a high of $979. Leave it
to Sony to introduce this LED TV killer just in time for Christmas.
Next is the Samsung UN40B6000 LCD LED TV.
Although not a true LED TV the Samsung UN40B6000 40 Inch Flat Panel
1080P 120HZ LCD LED HDTV has a nice picture. This set was advertised
from a high of $1489 to a low of $1099 during October 2009. Retail
prices for the Samsung UN40B6000 should drop to below $750 before
Christmas. Retail prices should continue to fall for the Samsung
UN55B6000, UN46B6000 and the UN32B6000.
Expect prices to continue falling as states
follow California’s lead and mandate more energy efficient
technologies within their borders. If you are feeling brave and
decide to plunge into this very stale LCD LED TV market make sure
the retailer you purchase your LCD LED television from is going to
be around next year to ensure you don’t get Fried at the cash
register.
Many of you are excited about receiving new
electronic toys. We would like to offer the following suggestion.
Always purchase your electronic goodies with a credit card. Choose a
credit card from banks that will double the manufacturers warranty.
Check the booklet that is typically included from Visa and
MasterCard for this valuable coverage.
Avoid club stores for Christmas. We saw a Sony
40 inch set at a famous warehouse. This set was priced at $1099. Not
bad. Only we saw the same Sony television with the same features at
a normal big box retailer for $799. That is a $300 difference and
you could use that additional cash to build up your bank account not
theirs.
Club stores have proprietary model numbers
that are very difficult to check. That’s exactly what they are
designed to do, prevent you from comparison shopping. Don’t be
foolish as long as you duplicate the two year warranty coverage
using the right credit card and save a ton of money in the process
you should be good to go.
We live in an era of misinformation and
disinformation where things are not always as they appear. Your fact
checking skills will be continually tested as you try and dig thru a
mountain of disingenuous misinformation to get at the truth.
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Worth review this article carefully to see how it applies to you.
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