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Forgive my complete ignorance, but would it be against trade description laws to advertise something as 'new and improved' if it wasn't new and/or improved? If it is illegal, and all these products really are getting better and better, then where/how will it end? Toothpaste that you just have to show to your teeth for a gleaming smile? VoIP so good that you dont need madder max to sell it to you? or games so good, that just opening the box results in a pant expanding moment of giddying joy?? |
New and improved!!
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Jetset_UK 3,578 posts
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rickalish 1,839 posts
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Registered 17 years agoDo you think anybody actually goes "ooh. This ones been improved. I thought it was crap before!" and tries to sue Proctor and Gamble for selling it?
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GrandTheftApu 6,117 posts
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Registered 18 years agoMy brother did some work for a large crisp manufacturer, once a year they would hold a review to see if they could get away with using cheaper ingredients and still taste ok. If they felt they could get away with it they would relaunch the crisps with 'New improved' emblazoned on the packet. -
and just to think - all this time we've been using old and inferior! -
rickalish 1,839 posts
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Registered 17 years agowith soap powder they always say whites whiter than white.
WTF?!
I don't want clothes that dazzle and blind people.
My charming personality is more than enough...
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rickalish 1,839 posts
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Registered 17 years agoFruit_Salad wrote:
Where are you going? New job?
Yeah. Another call centre, but easier going environment.
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Jetset_UK 3,578 posts
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Registered 18 years agoWhiter than white, thats a perfect example. How much whiter than white can you get??!? -
Well if something is new, how can you have already improved it?
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