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I was browsing the shopping section and I'd like to bring one item to your attention, the "PANTASHORT AMINCISSANT" (http://shop.5click.com/tvaboutique/product.cfm?ProductID=92) sold for 120$. I realize you're not responsible for the product, but you must know that it's a grievous example of consumer deception to claim that magnets can do anything at all to change one's weight (or that they have any other form of effect on one's health). The price asked borders on robbery, too.
Ideally, you should remove this product from the site, or at the very least put up a clear disclaimer warning the public that as far as medical science goes, this product cannot possibly work. Again, I know that it's not your responsibility to test and/or guarantee the products sold on your site. However, you're adding the credibility and good reputation of a news organization to what is essentially a swindle. And worse for you, this goes the other way as well: the swindle gives the impression that Canoe.ca is either deceptive, encouraging deception or, perhaps worse for a news organisation, actually unaware of the problem.
Thank you for your attention
Stéphane Leman-Langlois
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