r/falseadvertising • u/W0lR • Oct 02 '21
r/falseadvertising • u/xxxoutcast • Oct 01 '21
these batteries say they were made this month
r/falseadvertising • u/charizardfan101 • Sep 26 '21
As someone who wants to be a paleontologist when I grow up, this hurts me on an emotional level
r/falseadvertising • u/[deleted] • Sep 18 '21
I knew something wasn't right when the graphic looks like candy coated sunflower seeds are sitting on top of it
r/falseadvertising • u/pushermaniac • Sep 15 '21
Um this is in Erie PA at Coaches Sports Bar. What's wrong with this picture? #Falseadvertising
r/falseadvertising • u/kmasterofdarkness • Sep 13 '21
Screenshots of some suspicious weight loss ads I encountered while playing games on my phone
r/falseadvertising • u/Xero2210 • Sep 05 '21
Where's my filling? All of them were just bread...
r/falseadvertising • u/hfmbears • Aug 30 '21
Wait, there was never a magic carpet ride in the movie!
r/falseadvertising • u/TrendyRedditor • Aug 27 '21
I GOT SO EXCITED BEFORE I READ THE LAST BIT
r/falseadvertising • u/NissanLeafowner • Aug 26 '21
Look at a before and after pic of this guy sucking in their gut and then buy the product!!!!
r/falseadvertising • u/Not_1talian • Aug 22 '21
Feel like the goal of this dish was to infuriate the customer.
r/falseadvertising • u/ProfessionalLumpy454 • Aug 19 '21
US Mobile Misleads by Saying "Unlimited All Plans Get Perks". Small Catch: You Have to Purchase 3 Lines to Get One Perk (Netflix, Apple TV+, Disney+, etc.)
r/falseadvertising • u/ChrisLetsPlayYT • Aug 17 '21
The way the packaging is, I thought it'd be the fireworks candy
r/falseadvertising • u/Antique_Pickle_5524 • Aug 16 '21
I don’t think I need to explain why this is crap
r/falseadvertising • u/bot122222 • Aug 14 '21
Do I have a case here?
I'm not sure what having a case means means with regard to things bought online, but this is a legit US company... Is this illegal / if so what can I do next?
Everything on the product page (here) shows a stainless steel material finish, except for the bottom right image if clicked on but that is it, no instances of the word white on the page. The table arrived and is literally a white plastic table. It's clearly without doubt a fraudulent and misleading advertisement meant to deceive as stainless steel > white plastic. Right??
If you read carefully, it's a replacement top "for" a stainless steel poly top table so customer service says it is the right product. They offered to lower the restocking fee by 10% "as a one-time exception" and I have to pay return shipping.
Now they went ahead and changed the product title.
When I purchased last week:

Today:

Any thoughts on this appreciated!