Bogus product being falsely advertised in the forum ads.
Feb 18, 2019 16:14:17 #
I assume the this forum gets some income from the ads that show up on it - I have no issue with that - those of you who do the work to keep this forum alive, functional, and timely deserve some financial support - you earn it, I know the amount of time and effort it takes from experience.
My concern is that one of the ads is, I feel, for a bogus product, and is being falsely advertised. The ads rotate and thus you may not being seeing the same ads I am today but the one for the "WiFi Blast" is just a bunch of bs. I gets your attention by promising to double or more you wireless internet speeds but when you read about the product it turns out to be a simple WiFi repeater. It even tells a nice story about an internet service tech secretly telling a frustrated customer about the device. While it and all the other similar repeaters on the market might increase the speed at your WiFi device at a specific location by giving you a stronger signal, it is not changing the original speed of the signal coming out of the WiFi router - it is just allowing your device to more effectively receive this signal by boosting or repeating it.
Repeaters are neat devices and do what they are intended to do - boost signal strength that has attenuated due to distance from the router - but it is not magically doubling the speed that your internet service is providing. If one does need a repeater in their particular situation, I would suggest they buy one from the same company that made their router - not one from a this company.
If the ad agreement allows I would suggest that a request be made to delete this particular product from our rotation. Otherwise I guess it's buyer beware for the readers of the forum.
Tenn Guy
My concern is that one of the ads is, I feel, for a bogus product, and is being falsely advertised. The ads rotate and thus you may not being seeing the same ads I am today but the one for the "WiFi Blast" is just a bunch of bs. I gets your attention by promising to double or more you wireless internet speeds but when you read about the product it turns out to be a simple WiFi repeater. It even tells a nice story about an internet service tech secretly telling a frustrated customer about the device. While it and all the other similar repeaters on the market might increase the speed at your WiFi device at a specific location by giving you a stronger signal, it is not changing the original speed of the signal coming out of the WiFi router - it is just allowing your device to more effectively receive this signal by boosting or repeating it.
Repeaters are neat devices and do what they are intended to do - boost signal strength that has attenuated due to distance from the router - but it is not magically doubling the speed that your internet service is providing. If one does need a repeater in their particular situation, I would suggest they buy one from the same company that made their router - not one from a this company.
If the ad agreement allows I would suggest that a request be made to delete this particular product from our rotation. Otherwise I guess it's buyer beware for the readers of the forum.
Tenn Guy
Feb 18, 2019 16:34:02 #
Also like this one:
Astonishingly Simple Secrets To Transform Your Smartphone Into A High-Quality DSLR
Right!
I understand that matter cannot be created or destroyed, just changed in form, but...
I always look past the ads, I never "see" them.
Astonishingly Simple Secrets To Transform Your Smartphone Into A High-Quality DSLR
Right!
I understand that matter cannot be created or destroyed, just changed in form, but...
I always look past the ads, I never "see" them.
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