> If so, I advise you to file a false advertising claim with
> the Feds.
Examine their ad copy carefully. Nowhere do they claim that their filter
will remove even as much dirt as other filters. It is a "better filter"
because it flows more air. It removes "99% of dirt", but they don't say
what kind of dirt; small boulders perhaps.
And the FTC is nearly toothless anyway. All they ever do anymore is wait a
few years, then get a token settlement. The latest one against Sketchers is
a perfect example, the company made over $130 million just in 2010; the FTC
settled for less than 1/4 of one year's profits. If you're lucky, you'll
get $20 back. (I'll forego the obvious political comment.)
False advertising pays.
-- Randall
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