The National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus today plans to say that Wal-Mart ads implying the store will save its shoppers $2,500 a year are misleading, the New York Times says. In fact, the figure represents Wal-Mart’s calculation of the chain’s overall impact on American households, not average savings for its shoppers. The watchdog group recommends the campaign be fixed or halted. Wal-Mart says the implication drawn by the organization isn’t reasonable.
–Greg Baumann
Wal-Mart Ads on Value to Families Assailed
Mar 31, 2008 • Post A Comment
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