I'm sorry, but I simply can't agree with this. To me it's like the difference between 1.6 and 1600cc. 1600 might sound more than 1.6 but that doesn't make it misleading to advertise a car that way.Damn right it is misleading! Yes it is not "their problem" if the Average Joe is ignorant but they are taking advantage of that ignorance. They should educate their customers, not rip them off. Because for sure the customer will realize, sooner rather than later, that he has been ripped off. And hopefully, he will remember by whom and never do business with that company again. A happy customer is a customer for life. But these ass grabbing, backstabbers have no clue about that.
And then on another level. In my opinion it is unethical to do business like this. But then it took laws before the furniture stores aimed at the lower end market told (almost) the full story of their credit offerings. So I don't expect much more from the internet and computer hawkers.
Ethics?
In fact what they probably get a lot is "How many GB's is 40MB? Because I saw that I can get 40MB at iBurst for Rxx"... so you could even argue that they're making it simpler to understand.
