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Let's say that a company is selling a moisturizing cream with the "stuffase-free" marketing argument on its face label.

The cream indeed doesn't contains stuffase, but the label is implicitly implying that:

• other creams may contain stuffase (which is false in most cases)


• stuffase is bad for your health (which is either false or true but irrelevant since it is not found anywhere)

This question applies for following variations:

• stuffase doesn't even exist,


• stuffase exists but its effect on health is currently unknown,


• stuffase exists but is thought to be safe for most humans' health

Since nothing is explicitely false in this speech, I'm wondering, is it illegal somewhere (World/Europe/France/US)?

fraud

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  Your obligatory TVTropes link: tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AsbestosFreeCereal
  
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Let's say that a company is selling a moisturizing cream with the "stuffase-free" marketing argument on its face label.

The cream indeed doesn't contains stuffase, but the label is implicitly implying that:

• other creams may contain stuffase (which is false in most cases)


• stuffase is bad for your health (which is either false or true but irrelevant since it is not found anywhere)

This question applies for following variations:

• stuffase doesn't even exist,


• stuffase exists but its effect on health is currently unknown,


• stuffase exists but is thought to be safe for most humans' health

Since nothing is explicitely false in this speech, I'm wondering, is it illegal somewhere (World/Europe/France/US)?

fraud

share|improve this question

edited 44 secs ago

Iñaki Viggers

9,52321127

asked 6 hours ago

Dan ChaltielDan Chaltiel

1356

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Your obligatory TVTropes link: tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AsbestosFreeCereal
  
  – pboss3010
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Let's say that a company is selling a moisturizing cream with the "stuffase-free" marketing argument on its face label.

The cream indeed doesn't contains stuffase, but the label is implicitly implying that:

• other creams may contain stuffase (which is false in most cases)


• stuffase is bad for your health (which is either false or true but irrelevant since it is not found anywhere)

This question applies for following variations:

• stuffase doesn't even exist,


• stuffase exists but its effect on health is currently unknown,


• stuffase exists but is thought to be safe for most humans' health

Since nothing is explicitely false in this speech, I'm wondering, is it illegal somewhere (World/Europe/France/US)?

fraud

share|improve this question

edited 44 secs ago

Iñaki Viggers

9,52321127

asked 6 hours ago

Dan ChaltielDan Chaltiel

1356

share|improve this question

edited 44 secs ago

Iñaki Viggers

9,52321127

asked 6 hours ago

Dan ChaltielDan Chaltiel

1356

share|improve this question

edited 44 secs ago

Iñaki Viggers

9,52321127

asked 6 hours ago

Dan ChaltielDan Chaltiel

1356

edited 44 secs ago

Iñaki Viggers

9,52321127

edited 44 secs ago

Iñaki Viggers

9,52321127

asked 6 hours ago

Dan ChaltielDan Chaltiel

1356

asked 6 hours ago

Dan ChaltielDan Chaltiel

1356