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California Man Sues Penis-Enlargment Firms

Ronin writes "The DenverPost reports that 'A California man on Thursday sued a slew of international companies, including a Greeley distributor, alleging the penis-enlargement products they market and distribute do not work.' One of the highlights of the article is when the man says "I was wondering for a long time why no one has gotten around to suing these penis-enlargement guys, because it seems like a pretty blatant ... fraud." Probably cause people are too embarrased to say they've tried it."

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  1. Doesn't work by ChaoticLimbs · · Score: 5, Insightful

    These things prey on people's desperation and feelings of inadequacy. I mean really, even a tiny dude can score if his head game is good.

    1. Re:Doesn't work by the_ed_dawg · · Score: 5, Insightful

      I think that the most obvious reason to believe that they don't work is the fact that you don't see them in every store in the USA. Let's face it... if they worked, they'd probably be selling better than crack.

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    2. Re:Doesn't work by JPriest · · Score: 5, Insightful

      It is about time someone went after spammers for false advertisement. If the spammers want to claim that spam is a legit method of marketing than thay can be subject to the same rules and regulations as any other advratisement media.

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  2. Re:A new front against Spam by Uber+Banker · · Score: 5, Insightful

    It may be hard to track down the spammers advertising it (and prove a link between them and the retailer) but it is hell-of-easy tracking down the retailer when they accept payments on Visa/Mastercard.