Ads’ Closing Disclaimers
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Why anyone would contemplate buying a product whose “caveats” are unintelligible is beyond me. I would no more patronize a vendor whose radio ads have a “motor mouth” tag end (completely indecipherable) or a TV ad with fine print at the end flashed in seconds than I would throw money into the street.
Have we become so numb that no one complains of this sort of thing?
PHIL ISAACS
Los Angeles
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