I mentioned deceptive advertising practices in my last post. I decided
to toss in one more example that illustrates the phrase 'Buyer Beware'.
This image shows a tablet with stylus. Many people are bidding on the
item they see in the image, having no idea that they ARE NOT bidding on
a tablet with stylus. First of all, you can buy tablets on Amazon for
$50 or less. Where do they come up with the $1,265 suggested price?
As I stated before 'Buyer Beware'. The description for this product
clearly states that the bidding if for a stylus for a tablet. No
tablet. Just a stylus.
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