The simple truth is that consumers depend on it. The FTC said Dell's Internet ads stated that consumers could purchase a new computer system by making low monthly payments without adequately discloing that the low monthly payments actually applied to a lease and not to a purchase. The FTC said Micron's magazine, newspaper, and Internet lease ads were deceptive because they omitted or failed to disclose adequately important cost information about the leases. Like Dell, Micron placed much of this important information in blocks of fine print at the bottom of its ads, the agency said. Page File A Complaint Tell us if you've had a similar experience.
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