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Learn a Language in Three Weeks? Really?

by Dennis Beaver | advertising, education, false advertising

May 3, 2019 • By Dennis Beaver You have no doubt heard commercials for Babbel, Rosetta Stone or other computer assisted language learning programs which make claims along the lines of “You can learn a new language in three weeks.” In fact, both Rosetta Stone and...

This Hotel Wasn’t Quite Ready to Accept Guests during its Renovation

by Dennis Beaver | advertising, consumer, false advertising, hospitality

December 14, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver March 14th, 2018 at 4:00 in the morning was a day and time “Denny” would love to forget. “I had the strangest nightmare. A tiny, evil character–something out of a horror movie–had poured gasoline on my right leg, set it on...

Helping to make business’ a little more honest–The BBB

by Dennis Beaver | consumer, false advertising

June 8, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver Recently, as clients came into our office, we handed them a sheet of paper and said, “We are going to say the names of three large companies. When you hear each name, please write down the first word that comes to mind about the...

The total transformation needs one itself

by Dennis Beaver | false advertising, scam

September 13, 2014   •  By Dennis Beaver Does this radio ad, late night TV and on-line infomercial sound familiar? “I will never forget the day my son Jeremy told me that he hated me and slammed the door in my face. I’m behavioral therapist Janet Lehman and I know...

Go back to Costco – look at the Motorola walkie-talkies

by Dennis Beaver | complaint, false advertising

September 6, 2014   •  By Dennis Beaver “I cannot tell you who I work for, but if you go to Costco and find a bubble package of Motorola Talkabout 2-Way Radios, flip it over and read the information that describes how far–the range–you can get, I think you will be...

Business two-way radio owners target of scam

by Dennis Beaver | consumer, false advertising

February 1, 2014 • By Dennis Beaver Following our recent articles on deceptive-range claims made by manufacturers of consumer walkie talkies, we were contacted by “Hank,” a reader in California’s Central Valley whose agriculture and ranching-related business requires...
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