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Mainstream Redpill Anonymous 04/12/15 (Sun) 09:45:15 8dea3f No.12243

Here is Aus we have a TV show called the checkout, which is basically about redpilling people on consumer issues.

Because of this show, I knew my legal rights when my $1k robot vacuum broke and was out of warranty - I called up LG and they said the warranty was expired - I said "I'l like to have it repaired under the protections provided by the Australian Consumer Law". They put me on hold for about a minute and then came back saying they would repair my vacuum..

So anon, do you know any more mainstream redpill sources?

Anonymous 04/12/15 (Sun) 09:47:21 8dea3f No.12244

>>12243
OP here, I'm not the chick talking about a robot vacuum in the clip, that's just a coincidence. There aren't any women on the internet anyway.

Anonymous 04/12/15 (Sun) 09:48:51 8dea3f No.12245

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>>12243
Penn and Teller's Bullshit

Anonymous 04/12/15 (Sun) 09:49:50 8dea3f No.12246

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>>12243
Penn and Teller's Bullshit I guess is like this as well.. But anything else anon knows of?

Anonymous 04/12/15 (Sun) 10:40:18 e9d108 No.12254

You posted the same embed twice, anon. There are consumer programs like this in my country as well, but they aren't in English so I won't bother posting them here.

But this also shows how you get screwed over in a lolbertarian paradise as these practices would be legal and made you get a significant competitive edge on ethical competitors. And no amount of ideological mental gymnastics is going to change this

Anonymous 05/16/15 (Sat) 00:06:02 a141d3 No.14696

The concept of accepting reality or red pill means there is no mainstream or not

Either you seek truth at any cost or you go with whatever is convenient and useful

Anonymous 05/16/15 (Sat) 02:17:12 b05322 No.14699

Pretty decent show but being ABC, of course, they're leftist as fuck and you can see it shine through in a few of their episodes.

Anonymous 05/16/15 (Sat) 03:22:16 467064 No.14700

>>14699

There was a Canadian show called Street Cents. Really you are better off not having a television to begin with.

There are some basic things like being required to accept cash as payment and having to refund purchases within the first 30 (or more) days. Having to honor advertised prices.

The most common fraud I see is advertising a product on sale they don't have any of. In some places they will be required to take 'rain checks' where they honor the sale as soon as they obtain more of the product. This is why electronics have model numbers. They change the number and claim it's a different item; which is also to avoid price matching competitors.

A lot of extended warranties are just the manufacturer's coverage being offered by the retail outlet. Hard drives come to mind. You can deal with the manufacturer instead for free* (cost of postage/time investment).