Top 10 Lies Companies Tell You to Take More of Your Money

Some companies are big fat liars! Here are the top 10 ways your tricked by companies because they tell you lies.
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Be Amazed at these Top 10 Lies Companies Tell You to Take More of Your Money! Naked Juice isn't so 'naked' - Nowadays hardly anyone has the time to blend their favorite organic fruits into a delicious smoothie. Splenda isn’t really sugar - Consumers eager to lose weight will categorically replace anything in their diet that stunts their weight-loss progress. PETA actually kills animals - PETA is the most recognized animal rights organization in the world. Athletic shoes for your ass - It’s every overweight person’s fantasy to find a relatively easy way to lose weight and the simplest method out there is walking.

British Airways not admitting to emitting gas - The term “greenwashing” was first coined in the 1980s to describe ridiculous or unrealistic corporate environmental claims. Olays’ Anti-aging cream isn’t a miracle worker - Getting older isn’t fun: you fall asleep well before 12pm, walking up a flight of stairs is a mission and you take longer to get ready for exercise than actually exercising. Red Bull doesn’t give you wings - There are countless energy drinks out there, most of which claim one thing or another, but that’s never sparked controversy. Rice Krispies don’t helps boost kids’ immune systems - Parents are always concerned about what their kids eat so when a breakfast cereal boasts that they can improve their kids’ immune system; skeptical parents are going to want to know how. Mineral water is actually tap water - There are many reasons people drink mineral water; it has a few health benefits, it’s safe and it tastes slightly better than tap water. Nutella isn't a healthy hazelnut product - Nutella on toast is a popular breakfast for spoilt kids but misinformed parents are unaware of how unhealthy chocolate-hazelnut spread is.