Don't lie.

- A series of famous MCs, actors… have recently been severely punished. The reason for the punishment according to the law is “advertising products that cause confusion about their uses”. Another logistics company was also severely punished for providing misleading information to customers. Why is it so easy to make mistakes?

- Misleading advertising is all about quick profits. Only by looking at the benefits can you understand the behavior. When you become famous, if someone pays a lot of money to advertise something, your eyes get blinded, and you can't see the truth anymore! That company intentionally promotes its delivery coverage as 100% nationwide. Furthermore, they relentlessly use media to exaggerate the number of orders processed in a month into the number processed in a single day. It's truly appalling.

- The more consumers believe false information in a product, the greater the harm. Why has exaggerated advertising become so widespread?

- It's understandable that previous exaggerated claims went unchecked, so they'll "increase the stakes" next time. This is the result of long-term accumulation. Deceiving about something that doesn't exist in a product or service is essentially illegal competition. But since the person involved in the "candy the size of a plate of vegetables" incident was arrested, the rampant exaggeration has subsided rapidly.

- A breakdown in business ethics always leads to violations of the law. In business, the one thing you must abide by is not to lie.

CROSSED TU

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/dung-noi-xao-post804241.html