Teacher:Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: I'd really like to give this five stars, but after paying a (fairly hefty, in my opinion) surcharge to get Amazon NOT to put advertisements all over my new device (seriously - do they make you watch their ads if you buy a TV or a computer from them?) I downloaded Words With Friends, for which I have a paid (ad-free) account. Guess what - ads. Lots of ads. Every time you make a move, ads. Full-screen ads. Little banner ads at the bottom of the screen that pop up and down. Want to get rid of the ads on Words With Friends? Only $9.99 more.<br />Generally, I love Amazon's policies and practices, but I think they got it wrong. When they advertise this item with its price, they don't tell you that for only $20 more you can get it without ads. Sure sounds like bait-and-switch to me... It would have been more in keeping with their normal honesty policies to have advertised it as $99.99, and at checkout tell you &#34;If you don't mind ads on your new device, we'll take $20 off.&#34;<br />I call B.S.
Student:
Ads, ads, and more ads...