advertising without guarantee (0 bảo chứng) or unsubstantiated advertising (0 cầu chứng).
Phân tích: Xem. Bằng tiếng anh, viết kịch bản làm video 1 scene 5s chọc ngoáy John bị mất xe vì nghe lời đường mật của quảng cáo "không ai lấy trộm được chiếc xe này".
Distinguishing Between "Advertising Without Guarantee" and "Unsubstantiated Advertising"
1. Advertising Without Guarantee
o This refers to advertising that does not promise a specific outcome, effectiveness, or security.
o The claims may be vague or noncommittal, avoiding legally binding guarantees.
o Example: "Our skincare cream helps improve your skin’s appearance" (without guaranteeing specific results).
2. Unsubstantiated Advertising
o This refers to advertising that makes claims without evidence or false claims that mislead consumers.
o It can be legally problematic if authorities determine that the claims lack proof.
o Example: "This car is impossible to steal" (without proof, making an absolute claim).
Key Difference
• Advertising without guarantee is about careful wording to avoid legal liability.
• Unsubstantiated advertising makes claims without proper evidence, often misleading consumers.
In the case of John’s stolen car, the “impossible to steal” claim likely falls under unsubstantiated advertising because it suggests absolute security without proof, which real-world events contradicted.