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Are all infomercial scams

Released on: June 24, 2008, 7:51 am

Press Release Author: Infomercial Scams

Industry: Consumer Services

Press Release Summary: Infomercial Scams
(www.infomercialscams.com/scams/direct_buy_scams/start/00000) where you can learn
more about your favorite products advertised on TV

Press Release Body: Much of the information you are about to read is shocking but
true. Please use the information outlined in this report as a tool to educate
yourself and others. I\'ll begin by giving you some background information on how an
infomercial is produced and the costs involved.

Background Info

From start to finish an infomercial must have sufficient profit margins, wide
appeal, and must be easy to demonstrate on television. Products that sell for $19.95
or less will do better with a shorter infomercial. A product that sells for more
than $19.95 will do better with a longer infomercial.

How to Avoid Rip-offs

1. Do research.

Some infomercial products live up to their claims and some don\'t. All infomercial
products appear to work when they are displayed on TV. Infomercial ratings and
reviews will ultimately save you time and money.

2. Don\'t touch that dial.

Avoid using the 1-800 number or website mentioned on an infomercial. Usually, the
numbers and websites that you see on TV are contracted out to telemarketing firms
and distribution companies who may not have the consumer\'s best interest in mind.
Again, you may or may not be buying from the people you think you\'re buying from.
Instead, try to purchase the product from a reputable third party distributor.

3. Use a credit card.

Only use a credit card to pay for infomercial products, especially if you decide to
buy from a television advertisement. If you run into a problem with a product or
company, you can dispute a credit card charge and have your money back within a
week. Simply call the 1-800 number on the back of your credit card and speak to any
customer service representative about your problem. Also, you do not need fraud
protection on your credit card to get a refund. All credit card companies have fraud
divisions that can help.

If a payment is made by check, debit card, or by bank account (routing number), you
will more than likely have to close the account and reopen a new one. This will
surely stop any unauthorized payments.

Knowledge & Specialties

Would you like to feature Justin Leonard in your next publication or news segment?
Mr. Leonard is a seasoned professional who understands the need for accuracy,
timeliness, and deadlines. He can provide new and insightful information addressing
the following subjects:

* Infomercial scams (www.infomercialscams.com/scams/direct_buy_scams/start/00000)
* Consumer fitness trends
* Nutrition
* Steroids
* Exercise
* Weight loss
* Popular supplements
* Entrepreneurial expertise
* Competitive bodybuilding

Web Site: http://www.infomercialscams.com/scams/direct_buy_scams/start/00000

Contact Details: InfomercialScams.com -
www.infomercialscams.com/scams/direct_buy_scams/start/00000
1802 N. Carson St. Suite 212-2151
Carson City,
Nevada 89701

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