Mile Marker
Ripoff false and misleading advertisements made in by 4 wheel parts magazine internet

Rebuttal Consumer Suggestion
Submitted: 11/29 12:06: 44 AM Modified: 11/29 12:57: 16 AM

Whoa... Busted!!! The military does not endorse this product. Thank You RIP OFF

I have seen that advetisement several of times in 4 Wheel Parts' magazine, Off-Road Adventure" over the past year as well, so they can't say that they missed it and let it get published like that.

The placing of the words, Used & Tested is a red flag. It is misleading to all consumers giving the impression that the Army does in fact use this equipment when it does not.

The military does not endorse this product anywhere on the advertisement nor does it give permission for the use of their photo anywhere.

For the military to use a product, It must Meet and/or Exceed MIL SPECS. This is not metioned as well because this product does not meet the Army's standards.

If the Army did use this product, the advertisers would use phraseology such as, In service with the Army.

Does anybody have the address to the FTC or can I file a complaint via the internet as well?

This has pissed me off so much, that I will be sending a copy of this entire posting to every newspaper in the United States and Military Branches.

As I recall, it is illegal for any branch of the military to spend our tax dollars on companies retaining Unsatisfactory Company Reliability Reports and countless State violations.

Thank You RIP OFF, I shall be making a donation to your legal fund.

Company: Mile Marker
Country: USA
State: Nationwide
Site: www.milemarker.com

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