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Wow. The title kind of gave away that this was going to be a fun read, but I did not expect it to be that bad. Even if the vendor did not make those bold claim
by krylon 10y ago
Wow. The title kind of gave away that this was going to be a fun read, but I did not expect it to be that bad.
Even if the vendor did not make those bold claims and simply sold it as a hassle-free email appliance for home users and small businesses, it would be borderline fraudulent. With the bold claims attached it almost looks like performance art to ridicule all the snake oil-peddlers out there.
- micaksica 10y agoIt's unlikely to be performance art, and if this isn't fraud it's gross negligence. Does anyone know of any British legislation that refers to the sale of these types of products?
- BuildTheRobots 10y agoAdvertising Standard Authority is likely who you want: https://www.asa.org.uk/ https://www.asa.org.uk/