Because my original teeth whitening scam list is nearly a year old, I decided it’s time to start a fresh list of dubious teeth whitening sites still advertising in 2010. The sad thing is that little has changed in a year. These ads are still everywhere. We still see the “fake blog” layout, though some are finally admitting in their microscopic disclaimer that the character is fictitious, and some are even listing their trial terms, which typically sign you up for their program within two weeks of your initial call. We still see the “two step” method, where two different products are being peddled, and we still see the same wording in the ads, such as “Mom’s trick to white teeth.”
And I’d still not touch any of these with a 10 foot pole.
I’ll update this list periodically, but some of the information may become outdated quite quickly, as these affiliates move are creating new sites rather often.
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