Ads That LIE To Us
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They tried that balance band crap on me at the mall once. They didn't know I'm a Nurse. We are taught points of balance to safely transfer patients. I turned the tables on them in front of a crowd and gave a demo myself. Needless to say they weren't there the next day.😂😂😂😂
Good for you!
Haha lol
LMFAO
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It's honestly shocking and extremely disappointing that companies are able to get away with this crap. If I do any of this as a private citizen, then I'm going to jail for fraud. But do it through a corporation and it's just called being a savvy business man. Now that's some shit.
Yepp 💯 % truth.Have a wonderful day 🌼🌹💐
Capitalist at its finest
Most of these ads are for companies based in other countries. I'm guessing US consumer protection laws can't do anything about it, but you would think they should. At the very least, the FCC should be able to do something about the false claims in the advertisements.
painfully true!
So true.
The thing that really gets me is when mobile game ads deliberately show the wrong choices being made to possibly annoy people into thinking they could do better.
A girl I went to school with has done modeling ads for Levi's, and right after that a company asked to hire her for their weight loss supplement. She is maybe 110 pounds soaking wet. They said they didn't want her to ACTUALLY use the product, just claim she lost weight from it. She said no.
thats lying right there to the public, and just wrong for a company to ask her to do that, its easy to find out she never used it, and was never overweight (i mean that as her current weight, or that she used it to significantly lighten her).
Clever. She is clever
👍👍👍👍👍 to the girl who stuck by her principles, is she still in the modelling biz? I can imagine the company who asked her to lye would give a negative advice to other companies who wanted to hire her😢.
😉❤️💋💋💋
The fact he said
no
Mr. Crabs as Facebook saying "hello! I like money!" Was funnier than it should have been!
Even though you have to admit, It is extremely misleading but the games are not scamming you since they are free, and you could just see what is in them without just instantly downloading them
cuz it was true!
ITS FUCKEN MR.KRABS
Lol I almosted posted the same thing
@@jae_came34 lmao
I really love this. It's important to show kids the truth now days. I'm going to show this to a little girl who believes everything on the internet.
And always check measurements and sizes
Hey nice pfp
Little kids are stubborn. They're very gullible.
Yeah, haha! I've got one of those.
Good on ya
It always amazes me how few people have made use of the sold adage of “if it sounds too good to be true it probably is”. I’ve gotten a lot of mileage from that old saying over the years and likely been spared a lot of grief.
I literally uninstalled all my Homescapes games when they started playing those stupid ads. Haven't even thought about reinstalling any of them.
Same here, pal. I ditched that scrap.
Yeah Homescapes is a terrible game
The “Wish” one had me in tears I was laughing so hard .. the blanket. I can’t breathe 😂😂😂
Thing is that's the only one that doesn't belong on this list. I saw the very same product on wish and it's just the strain of wool. The blanket is an example picture of what you could make of it. Somebody didn't read carefully enough. 🤓
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The “Wish” name maybe is for “Opposite-Day”, or maybe it’s a Metaphor that you’re gonna WISH You didn’t buy from Wish.
The earpodes are 10x bigger than the ones in the picture 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
@@waylonspencer5071 + not being AirPods that if they were it will not fit
You know what takes the humor here to the final level for me? The ads that are coming on periodically during this video for me! XD
Good for you. I haven't seen any for about a year now. 🤭😚🙃🙂
@@itzcloveynuh1207 a d b l o c k
XD
@@Brecud go to the end then restart video,if this doesn't work rant UA-cam or yeah.
I'm 62. I remember there being a law against false advertising, and I remember hearing that it was later abolished, allowing these completely bogus ads
crazy
No. The laws are still in place. The Feds and States just simply don't enforce them due to all the lobbyist money that gets shoved into Congress' collective pockets. In short the government corruption is overshadowing enforcement of many laws.
Anything goes anymore 🙄
Thank a republican near you.
@@michealmorrow1481It was fairy barry, the Kenyan communist that you need to thank.
Ah, yes. The infamous Ads. The ones that pop up left and right, in front of your face and make you CRINGE DOWN TO THE DEPTHS OF YOUR SOUL
by basically saying u can't do anything without them
I was watching a product review done by a regular husband and wife duo on the "blackhead remover". Was very funny as they pulled a bit of a prank by stopping the video and going to the kitchen to sprinkle some dark fennel seeds on their faces. Ofc, they laughed and revealed the hoax they had pulled. Everyone had a great laugh and that was that. About a month later that ad popped up and as it showed random people using the product...and low and behold one of the pop up "satisfied customers" pictures were literally the SAME couple that had debunked the product 😄 😆 😀 🤣...that's down right sneaky!
The couple should sue them and if they lose, they should ask people to make their debunk vid go viral and ask them to mention that the scammers use their name as a testimonial lie.
@@anniechapple5907 I agree fully. I can't, for the life of me remember their names. If I could I would make an attempt to contact them because they may not even be aware of it. I wonder though if our courts would even hear the case because it is a matter of difficulty in law suits involving foreign countries. If Nestle couldn't be sued for their atrocities I doubt they would bother with minor issues of misrepresentation.
@@jomenz5122
ua-cam.com/video/GOwu0jRoIaw/v-deo.html
@@jomenz5122
There's the video you were mentioning.
A friend of ours saw a weight loss before and after photo claiming 50+ lbs lost. He recognized the before picture as one of himself.... no clue who the after guy was.
The key phrase in any BS sales pitch is "What if I told you." If you hear it, move on.
If it's a US commercial....move on!
There are also the much overused phrases "We're so confident, or Wer
Yup, totally correct! There is ONE exception that I can think of. Remember those cold soldering irons they sold a few years ago? Yeah, those totally really worked! Now you see them nowhere. My guess is regular soldering iron companies may have played a part in the reason you don't see them in stores anymore!
What if I told you ✌️
What if I told you, its all a lie?
Back in the 1980s, I did some modeling for a famous hair brand. What I found most confusing/disturbing was that the stylists used all sorts of products, not necessarily from the brand advertised. For example, they did a treatment on my hair that made it SUPER soft and shiny, but only for about a week. Worked great for the photos. But if anyone saw my pictures, would they assume the only products used were that brand? I think so. And refused any more work from the agency that booked me.
There was an ad two years ago for a Christmas tree that comes quite flat and you push’s remote and the tree rises up to 6’ tall and the branches spread evenly around the tree. It came with lights and a little train that went around the tree. I was so impressed I bought one for my daughter for Christmas as their tree was done and told her she could open it before Christmas so they could display it. What I got was a small bag that just had af few branches in it… enough to make a very bare 5 inch tree. There was a small pkg. of LED lights ( 10 lights on it) and a few time decorations you can get in the dollar store. It’s a good thing we have a sense of humour and just burst out laughing at what I got but I paid $99.00 for something that immediately went in the garbage. I wrote them but of course never heard a word back.
I have ordered bras for the mature woman it 1 get two free and only 1 bra came and I swear it was so tiny it didn’t even fit my ten year old granddaughter. It ended up being another lesson learned and more money down the drain.
I was laughing so hard that I almost fell off my chair when those bands section came.
The most amazing part is that Hologram and Wave Technology.
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I don't even like wearing bands. So even if I saw those advertisments (you should see how raged I get when I get advertisments during a video), I would just skip them and not even care about buying them.
I didn't got your point.
I just wanted to say that bands' section was pure comedy.
@@TheKingBeyondEverything what I'm saying, is that even if wrist bands have these "special powers". I wouldn't even buy them
@@pyp2205 ok
Advertisements have always be based on a lie, you can trace that back all the way when people where told that radium had health benefits
So true! Poor radium girls 😔
To be fair it did have health benefits.....just happened to be very bad ones!
Why did this comment make me imagine a "glowing one" out of Fallout 4 as the poster child for these so-called "health benefits"
Also, not to mention cigarette ads that claim to be the "Healthy" cigarette. I gotta say thank Christ for the 1971 ban on cigarette ads on TV. Also, remember Juul? Another vaping device that claimed to be the "Safe Alternative" to smoking. A bunch of kids have either died or hospitalized from these dangerous products.
Yes,hence the radium girls,sad
I actually witnessed one of these infomercials being filmed. It was for that weight loss body patch and I got to see everything they were lying about and nobody believed me.
Oh
The thing that gets me about the Homescape ads is that it wouldn't be THAT hard to make the game in the ads, compared to the game they already make.
SERIOUSLY WHATS WITH THAT?!?!!??! like, i really like puzzle games like the ones in the adds but they never are, instead something totally different, the game in the add looks so much easier to program.
The blackhead remover cream is advertised on UA-cam all the time. I must have seen it a thousand times
Same. I roll my eyes every time too. Because it’s so obvious that they’re using a blur filter. 🤦♀️
Me too but it is a load of BS.
@@caitlinmyriah7657 I feel attacked.... I made a stupid purchasing mistake OKAY!!! 😪
@@jaeboogie2786 me: (talks in comforting voice)
"don't worry it's ok you are with good people now, we won't let the ads hurt you anymore"
Lol
I don't trust blackhead remover and I probably never will as long as washing your face with suitable soap for your skin type plus water, classic skin cleanser and cotton wool exists... If all else fails let the blackhead ripen till time for squeezing.. F that ad some corners can't be cut and don't need to be 💯
2:39 Anyone else notice the scary looking lady in the background? Lol totally freaked me out haha 😅
my grandma once ordered a bread maker from wish... what she got was a PLASTIC RING.
ayo
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Wonder if it “improves balance”
My favorite part about the teeth strip is that they chose to make the gums look inflamed by using bright red instead of a healthy pink.
I am first to reply hehe
I always love how commercials say "4 out of 5" or "9 out of 10" or "99.9%" and even Amazon with all their products having exactly a 4.5 star rating. Talk about lies. Let's be honest. I would love to see an ad that says "well, you know 7 out 10 ain't bad either."
So true. 99% seems too good to be true
I love that the ads UA-cam showed me while watching this were some of the ads that he talked about in this video (scammer one)
yup. I saw them too. Tooth whitener shit; Brush yer teeth and go to the dentist
I kept getting the one where a man literally wants to teach people to buy $2 products on alibaba and resell on Amazon for $30. Never seeing/touching the product but called it starting a business.
@@LydiaMatthews5 With orange paste on her teeth after complaining that the hubby "makes her" drink too much wine. I don't even know of a Rose that would stain teeth orange. Red wine stains teeth grayish.
@@aussiebird14 I love those because his business is getting people to buy his course, nothing else. He had no prior reselling business, he just claims he did so people buy his course.
when i saw feng shui i was like "doesn't that mean wind water?"
Those mobile game ads really irritate me. Half of them aren't actual game play and the other half, the player is going like "Dur...I don't know what I'm doing? Can you help me?" or "Can you do better than me?" Those ads are an instant skip for me
And that's why the "Skip Ads" function was removed from UA-cam to some extent 😢. Also the adblock ban from UA-cam plus free but ad-cluttered websites saying that ads are their only source of profit
The Homescapes ad Is still going on in my country along with other very similar ones. What has our world become? By the way the video was great please do more to help others who might fall prey!
Ps: thx for all the likes this is the most I’ve ever gotten!
Well...the add is banned in my country,but played homescapes.....and I said boy you better get that outta here
Same
I live in India so......same
@@natethegamer5487 DangMattSmith?!
Capitalism. That’s what the world has come to. It’s absolutely deplorable.
That mafia city game actually got me, it was the first time I thought I’d try a mobile game only to realize it’s that piece of shit so I deleted it instantly.
I never played it. The game didn't seem interesting to me. I remember playing the HomeScape game, before they did false advertising. And when I kept on seeing the ads they show now on that game, I was like "That's not in the game!". A lot of games are doing false advertising right now. But they didn't fool me, into downloading the game.
Yeah I tried the Project Makeover game and it's another stupid match 3 game so I deleted it.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 wow really
My Dad insatlls those craps anyways I only play shooter, racing and tactical games I guess having an nother taste protected me frome those crap
same
Lol I love Bunny with the fake teeth-she's hilarious lol
13:14 the pool in the ad is very obviously smaller, because if you look closely at the children in the ad, they don’t give off shadows on the pool, meaning they were photoshopped in
Green Stick.... totally chia seeds added to look like some miraculous extractions. James Welsh also debunked that saying pretty much the same thing.
I just bought two of them not long ago for my face if I knew the thing didn't work I want not buy it
I wonder what are the ingredients in those rubbish?
I thought it looked more like old, used coffee grounds. Someone went into the break room and scooped some out of the coffee machine.
@@saulithyia Haha yes!
I ordered some 3 days ago, why didn't I see this before ordering damn
I don't know what's worse. That those powerbands were made and they thought it was a good idea or that people actually bought it
The worst thing was some were made with radioactive ingredients and were harmful to pepols helth mager lawsuits hapend all round the world but gave some pepol slow death sentences.... found out about it on a science chanel and looked in to it... was sceary!
Ye! Those are so turd.
@ least those brass 1’s seemed like there could be something to reversing your energy
😁
@@AlishaN-yh5nf which ones put radioactive substances in them?
@@user-rn3yr7lc8l looks like the dude knows based on experience
@Alisha N And exactly WHERE is someone going to get radioactive material? Its not like it's left lying around to randomly pick up lol!
You need to be careful what you believe of what's on *Social Media*.
lol i remember power balance bracelets. they were all the rage when i was in middle school. i remember every guy was wearing one and it was honestly just for aesthetics.
The AirPods one made me L O L 😂
AirPods Plus Max XXXXL Edition/Shower heads
One of the most egregious examples I’ve seen is an ad that still plays on UA-cam to this day of what USED to be advertised as an LED tooth whitening device, now literally advertised as a SUBSTITUTE for brushing your teeth. Complete with an entirely fake testimonial from a “dentist” in a text-to-speech voice.
I reported this ad every single time I saw it, even including a link to the original teeth whitening product, and they’ve ignored it every single time. Anybody that was involved in creating the ad should be in jail, and whoever is reviewing these ads/reports needs to be fired. This is insanity.
@ John Smith Unfortunately, you are wrong. It does work. Dentists do use it.
The one in the ad is way over priced and they don't have any other products. It looks like they take another companies product and sell it as theirs at a huge mark up. I do use a product like that and it works as a tooth cleaning device. But I doubt that the blue LEDs on it do any sort of whitiening.
I asked my dentist about those products and she told me that they are bogus and she’s had clients who actually had damaged teeth from them.
8:40 the pedals aren’t even moving XD
"How many Dad jokes do you want in this video
Be Amazed: Yes
I once ordered a big, fluffy pillow that was blue.
When I got it, it was as small as a couch pillow, and it was brown. Also, it felt like an ordinary pillow.
This is why I resulted to cushions.
I loved that the very ads being exposed were popping up to pay for viewing the video.
"You see the braslet is so powerful you can't point directly at it" 😂😂😂😂😂 OH MY GOD DUDE YOU'RE THE BEST OF THE BEST, the (BE AMAZED) channel is lucky & made the right choice by having you as the narrator sir
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Ah yes, *braslet*
Hahaha
0:10 caught me so off guard 💀💀💀 I'm screaming
1:04 that was really funny ngl, be amazed is now one of those “horrible ad viewers”
ordering airpods and then getting shower heads, dang that's a troll 🤣🤣🤣
They're not "shower heads" they're extra large Air pods" gag gift. He didn't read the entire item description.
Not the sellers fault.
@Lorrey Finnley you ruined the joke you popped balloon animal
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This is more like roasting the crap outta stuff!
Truee
Yes
And I love it
Finally, getting called out for their bull$=¡+!!!
Isn’t it awesome?
that random old lady part kept me laughing
I ordered from Wish and got a few pretty decent items. Then the prices started going up and the quality was still horrible. I finally learned my lesson when I ordered a $30 pair of shoes that were originally $110. I waited for 6 months and never got a thing. I finally did get them to return my $30 almost 8 months later and after a lot of aggravating the company. I deleted the app and will never be stupid enough to fall for such bs again.
I used to watch this channel a few years ago, now I've come back I'm so impressed with the improvement in the production of these videos!! Keep it up 😄
Same, they used to upload creepypasta and sad things but now their vids are high quality!
Well, YT does do at least some good in revealing the fakes. I'm glad. I was looking at those rugs from Wish. I figured they *were* going to be a lesser quality if I did get one but not a blatant lie. Thankfully, I didn't want to purchase something like that without knowing - and now I do.
Its a dropshipping company based in China.
I disagree. Most of the ads I see on YT are obvious fakes or likely to be of poor quality. Like the 'protect your brain from 5G' beanie, the miracle shaper-ware from China, or the fake puzzle companies from China.
I actually like Wish. It's kind of a crap shoot but, I have gotten pretty great stuff from WIsh.
@@nicolenewsome4863 Could I ask what sort of things you got that were actually good (if you don't mind, that is)? Maybe people should make videos of the things *safe* to get from Wish.
@@nobodyuknow6337 it depends. Are you male or female? If you are male do you have a woman in mind to get things for?
Thanks for this information it’s very agonizing to know that those ads were fake, and took away so much time away from a bunch of people, and myself.
the people who make tiny products "oh, but we didn't say they were for the non-shrunk population"
Those balance bracelet just bring back memories how many friend of mine using those back in the day and i never got one and now i feel relieve after watching this
ua-cam.com/video/1LHF5E8bmls/v-deo.html
Lol same
15:12 Lmao I can imagine the menacing laugh of that seller😂
I actually won a gold metal (in game in HomeScapes during 2019) for having the team/group with the most points or something like that in the ENTIRE game during an event. I also remember GardenScapes, the first game by the company that features Austin, the Butler and some cutscenes. The ads aren’t technically wrong in either, because there are scenes like that but with more graphics and less bright colors. So basically, you fix certain places up, such as the water fountain (probably GardenScapes) or the attic or something (probably HomeScapes) and you see Austin there doing his daily routine, and you can tap him to make him do stuff. That’s only for when you run out of whatever the thing was called (I think it was energy or stamina) that made it so whenever you tried a level and failed, you would lose some. Once you hit 0, you couldn’t do anything anymore until you got more energy/stamina. There were cutscenes, too, but it was a picture of them with a bar of text beneath it, and they would be “talking” and stuff. One of the games that are similar to this is Merge Mansion, where it also features a character renovating their grandparents house (like HomeScapes, just with the main character being female, the grandma actually showing up more than once every 80 something levels and only staying for a few levels, the grandparents don’t help and it doesn’t feature any event things).
1:05 Lmfaoo. The voiceover guy is savage 😂🫶🏼.
“There’s a sucker born every minute” P.T. Barnum
Don't they have a 7 days or 14 days return warranty?
You can fool all the people some of the time, you can fool some of the people all the time. But you can't fool all the people all the time.
I believe he also coined that... or it may of been my dad. Lol
@@traceyreed4885 Smart dad!
3:25
Wow, I got one of those back in the day in Chuck E Cheese. I didn’t know what it was, and it looked cool so I got it. It certainly didn’t help me in any way besides being bombarded with questions on what it was. I remember taking the holographic paper out and cutting it easily. I still have it to this day 😆😆
XD me too I kept it all these years.
I got those powerbalance bands because it looked kinda cool at the time and felt nothing out of the ordinary from it. Still have it stashed on my old toys
This is what happens when the meditation merchant runs out of healing stones, healing stone bracelets, incense and sage then can't find a supplier, he starts selling you what is basically a crappy edition of a 90s happy meal toy looool
What was it exactly?
Whenever he said the bracelet is so powerful you can't even Point I busted out laughing for 18 minutes😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
That's how Wish got its name.
Customer: "Will I get what I actually ordered?"
Wish: "You wish..."
There needs to be an agency that calls them out for their lies and have their product destroyed.
In the UK ads have to be 'honest, decent and truthful'. Shame it's not like that everywhere
@@dshe8637 thanks im gonna tell my friends this and don’t worry I’ll give you credit 👍
In Germany there's customers protection.
@@nightmareTomek how do you know
@@suyeesia7770 Take a guess.
Who’s ever ad ran on this story is probably pissed
I got a game ad just as the game ad section was running. I'd have been totally pissed if I was that game dev
homescapes: king of the fake ads
6:40
Thank you so much for all the great reveals! Those sneaky people can't get passed you!
that's so rad.
FINALLY, A WORTHY VIDEO
And this is why I watch.. not even 2 mins in and this guy, " it's so powerful he can't even point directly at it." 🤣🤣
It's a valid point.
moral of the story. tear apart every chair in sight while screaming and crying when watching an ad :D
Honestly,wish should make a badge of "not deceiving" and slap it on next to the names of products that don't have a trace of deception,and push them more to the top *and filter out all the ones that don't have the badge (in the category named "no false advertising")* I think.
DANG GOOD IDEA
the “homescape” game back then used to have ads based upon the game itself, and I know this since I used to see them in the past. sorta disappointing to see them stoop this low
Yeah! I actually play it too. It’s super fun on its own! I’m getting close to lv. 1000 and it sucks so much to its ads.
Gardenscapes and Homescapes used to be Hidden Object games. Some piracy websites still have their old games.
They invested a lot in the graphics of the storytelling format of the game. So I was wondering why they didnt on the actual game that they advertised.
I used to love Homescapes. Now they’re exactly like described in the video-just junk.
Now it's crappy ads
P T. Barnum said it best, "No man ever went broke overestimating the ignorance of the American public."
Feng Shui - the art of not blaming yourself, but blaming the furniture
After you showed the first mobile game ad it showed me a mobile game ad lol
"I was literally Dying when I saw that the person that ordered white ear pods had done it only to Receive two white Shower heads that looked just Like the ear pods. Lmfao! Oh God that was so Hilarious that I just couldn't stop Laughing about it" oh god good laughs though 😂
@ Joseph Pacheco No, those aren't shower heads. The commentator said *they looked like shower heads*.
What the person did was not read the item description properly & ordered "gag gift" airpods". Its in the description of the item what the size is. Obviously they saw the price and didn't read any further.
@@lorriefinley3129 don't be surprised that you got no reply. The comment said he literally died. Poor sap. At least he was able to type out the comment before passing.
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May wanna add that Playrix added those “mini games” after a crazy level of complaints!
They are added, but its only available to those who link their account to facebook or another account i think
I can't hate playrix they don't have the worst game scams compared to some of the other junk mobile titles I've seen or games that are more advert with tiny breaks of gameplay
Although I had been fooled more than once on similar advertisements, I did not understand the motivation of a company showing false gameplay because after playing the game and seeing that it was not even remotely as it was claimed I just uninstalled the game every time.
@@drescherjm Maybe just to gather your info 🤷♀️
hi
nah bro got that hillbilly smile at 11:10💀💀💀💀
I still see those Home app adverts here on UA-cam and other social media…so much for being BANNED
Adblockers were also the ones that got banned, and free websites say that having no ads mean that they have to push microtransactions!
The fake teeth one was hilarious, they all looked like Gary Busey 🤣
Like Styx once said "Welcome to the Grand Illusions. Sit right down and get your tickets for the show. Don't be fooled by the radio, TV or Magazines. It's all just a Grand Illusion and deep inside we are all the same".
Amazing comment!!! 🙌
if i may add, in the misleading ads there's also another one, "Hero Wars", where the ads are purely on climbing tower of enemies with corresponding numbers in their head to save a lady haha
im cracking up 'the bracelate is so powerful u cant even point directly at it' lol
Both my husband and myself got really excited about the green stick. That was until I found out it was total BS. You've got to admit that if it did work it'd help so many people with bad skin.
If a product could work like that it would cost thousands of dollars and not only 8 dollars
Its ashame all the bullshit these scammers pull off
Same here I wish I would have seen videos before I purchased the stick. It made my face break out really bad. Till this day my skin has not went back to normal after using that stick.
@ Kesha Kesha you should never put a skin care product on without first doing a "skin test".
A reputable skin care product will have this " warning " on their package.
(Be sure to save package & receipt).Apply a small amount (dime size) on the inside of your elbow & rub it in thoroughly. Wait 48 hours to see if there is any reaction. IF you react sooner, wash off immediately and apply Benadryl (Diphenhydramine) cream if the rash & itching is severe. Otherwise, it will fade in a day or two.
Return the product to the store for a refund, letting them know reason for return is Allergic Reaction.
IF you have NO reaction, you can use it. BUT be aware - it is possible to become allergic to a product at any time.
@@lorriefinley3129 Mary Kay and proactive is the only thing I use. Mart Kay seems to be the best for my skin. Thank you 😊
I admit the Green Stick Facial Ad almost had me. For awhile I looked and asked at many retailers then I heard from others it was all a clever Ad scam debunked.
Just to throw this out there. The biggest sinner of false mobile ads now is Hero Wars.
Mobile game ads calling other ads out for being fake: *laughing in irony*
Other mobile game ads doing the same thing but on them: Well, that guy seems farmiliar.
18:21 imagine being that guy staring her right in the face with the morph suit on
😭
It just proves that if it sounds too good to be true then it is.
Well they marketed stickers to people saying it would improve their daily aura and some such nonsense so the bracelet thing isn't the first time they tried to fool people.
For the Homescapes one - they do have pull the pins mini games after some levels.
Most of these products still have ads that play on UA-cam even though they edit, de-platform, and delete any content that they say is "misinformation." Just like the ad that played before this video.
19:20 youtube how come i got a ad for that same thing
I haven't seen adds on UA-cam for so long lol. Can't stand that.
make more ''Ads That LIE To Us'' please because this video is amazing! thank you!
Oj god, Im laughing at the bear mask XD
Most of the ads that appear on my device I will just ignore “unless it’s of something I really wanted”
To be 100% honest when I first saw the green mask one I actually thought it worked and then I did a Google search on the mask found some videos watched them and realized within 5 minutes of the video that it was completely fake. :( i’m really glad that there are UA-cam videos of people trying these products so we don’t get scammed
How did you not notice the OBVIOUS video cuts and blurring of the skin?
I remembered my neighbor wearing one of those "Power Balance" and keeps boasting that just by wearing it enhanced his strength and then got his "enhanced ass" beaten to pulp when he get into a fist fight .
I can understand a little with the UV lighting to try to turn teeth white, mainly because of seeing it on restoration channels of them using blue lights, a specific liquid, and leaving, (an example of a ps1 cover that was yellow being one), going back to the light gray it once was. Looking up of restoring a ps1 on the site will show the one I mention.
There’s also other ads that lie to us
*those mobile game ads that always say “I cAnT rEaCh pInK cOloR“*
Been buying from wish a while, and sure, if you buy clothing it's a 50/50 toss up but most stuff is just a cheap version of an expensive local item and works just fine.
Take fishing lures for example, you get like 20 for $13, wait a month, but they look and perform the same as local $10/lure alternatives.
17:26: Especially indian ads 😂😂😂
Yeah because Indian beauty expectations are bad, they’re unrealistic
Once i actually fell for the homescapes ad, it was completely different from what the ad showed
All ads lie to us, my dad always said, the only things advertised are those not selling.