Mr Puggsly said:
I rarely see advertisers being open with all that information. My guess is people with no expertiese on this subject are speculating. |
You're right about the bold part. The first no. It's assumed that if you watch a commercial - you're watching paid actors or a celebrity promote a product. If you watch a commercial with "real customers" - they have to have a disclaimer saying those "real customers" were compensated. But even speculating isn't the word I'd use. You can read for yourself examples of what the FTC considers breaching its guidelines - they get very specific.







