False Advertising

September 21, 2023

False advertising refers to the practice of promoting goods, services, or products through deceptive or misleading information. It involves making false or exaggerated claims about the features, benefits, quality, or performance of a product or service to entice consumers into making a purchase. For instance, advertising a new build cartridge as remanufactured, or vice versa.

AuKing to pay damages to Epson
Epson announced a default judgement was entered for its recent lawsuit against AuKing, an Amazon selling partner.
I feel scammed…
...Is the opening line of HP’s trade dress complaint against eleven companies that was filed in the USA this week.
Comment: UK Remanufacturer supports EU proposals to combat “greenwashing”
Chris Fink, Director of ECS, a UK-based remanufacturer, supports the EU's proposed rules to combat "greenwashing" following the recent sentencing of a North Yorkshire company for misleading advertisements.
ML Products sues V4INK for alleged online sales fraud
ML Products Inc. has initiated a major lawsuit against V4INK Inc. and associated entities, accusing them of deceptive online sales practices on Amazon, including fake reviews and algorithm manipulation.
HP faces new Class Action Complaint
Rodney Carvalho, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated filed the complaint in the United States District Court Northern District of California, accusing HP of false advertising on its website.

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