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Today I got this by mail.
Too good to true... Further googling just confirmed this.
The mail was delivered by USPS..with just mailing code(seen it for the first time)
What is the story in this? Sounds like scam...
Further googling confirmed what? That you got something in the mail? Scratching my head that something is confirmed then you end with what seems like an opinion. Link perhaps? Seems like an interesting thread idea.
One of my rules is to stay away from most businesses named "United States" something or other. They are usually trying to make you think they are involved with the federal government and are therefore legit.
As much as people should honestly know better with crap like this, I similarly can't believe there is no consumer protection legislation in place to prevent such obviously deceptive marketing practices. I bet if the company was purporting to be Coke, Apple, Exxon etc this type of marketing campaign wouldn't have gone past Week 1.
The sheer number of people who appear to have questions about this tells me 1/. the marketer has spent a lot of time and money in their campaign 2/. the literature being peddled is intentionally deceptive.
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