the name is misleading.
349916
Seems like a reasonable fan so far. Works, not as cold as they describe it, the name of course fooled me as well.
4297980
I don't believe this brand is an Amish brand, they just have the name
"Amish Country". It's misleading.
947421
Really misleading. The name of the collection is the 1980-1988 Box Set. When it arrives, it's only three albums, up to Number of the Beast. Still three fantastic albums, but what's really being sold here are three records and a slipcase for the others. Misleading. Disappointing.
1700055
Seems to be a good product, but the name is a bit misleading. Sunjack lead me to think this would work from solar panels, but the instructions clearly state not to use it that way. They recommend charging a larger battery then connect the Sunjack to that. Works fine that way.
4730413
My biggest complaint is the name.  These puzzles are not "very easy" by any stretch of the imagination. Glancing through the book is deceptive, because about 10% of the clues are very easy. The majority of the clues and answers are average difficulty. Nearly a third of the clues/answers are down right hard:

1) Words from other languages, like "market" in Itallian.

2) Words that might technically in the English language.  If you find a giant dictionary, these words might appear. Trust me, you've never heard of these words before.

3) Obscure trivia on a wide range of topics. Think of the game Trivial Pursuit, whichever category you find most difficult.

4) Eagle eyes.  The font, boxes, and number labels are itty-bitty.

5) Alternate definitions for words that have fallen out of use.

I have not a clue how anyone could think these puzzles are easy, much less very easy.
3609598
I'm a little sad that V8 puts its name on this because I associate V8 with healthy drinks and I must have thought this was the V8 fusion because I was expecting actual juice blends and not this 5% juice mixed with sugar water and food coloring. The taste is ok but nothing special, it reminds me of Kool-Aid and I much prefer actual juice. This will get used up but only with a pinch of resentment since I feel a bit mislead with the title calling this juice, if you are going to do that it should read "juice."
3779830
the title of this disc is very misleading, so much so as to constitute a bait-and-switch; this is a feature length sequel to the great TV series, Get Smart, NOT the sries, itself.
2651512
The title is deceiving. Was a good read don't get me wrong, but I feel that the title should be related to the story.
3618224
Nice size, but seems a little pricey, paying for the name
878649
I bought this to see what the hype is. This product is very aptly named. It's water with the barest hint of something else. I can't really tell the different flavors from each other. I don't think this is a bad product, but I think drinking water is more friendly for my wallet.
1171407
The title, something that will grab attention, is misleading.  This is not Home cheap home, but should be Home chic home.  That would not be misleading.  Examples:

p. 15  "... splurges included a $1200 Murano glass chandelier and a cast-iron fireplace."  Huh?  How is that cheap?  The room is made up of cast-offs which is what people buying this book probably are all too familiar with already.  Where's the "cheap" inspiration?  Gather cast-offs and then spend $1200 on a chandelier.

p. 61 "... with little more than $3,000 ..."  If the purchasers had $3,000 for a kitchen re-do they wouldn't be buying a book with the word "cheap" in it.  Countertops:  $2,000 marble.

p. 66 "... properly restored model [vintage stove] like hers can run anwhere from $4,500 to $5,500."  Lesson learned here:  get lucky and inherit one like this person did.

p. 69 "... at $560 each [Italian designer dining chairs] they may seem out of character for the frugal French-woman ..."  Maybe we can find one of these at our local General Dollar store, where el cheapos are known to frequent.

p. 71 "... A grand total of $1,800 divided by six chairs and a table equals about $200 or so per chair..."  $200 per chair?  Where's the cheap part?  Read on about the fish sculpture that cost almost as much as their dining room set.

p. 73 "... So they called on designer Darren Ransdell ... who transformed their space [tiny kitchen] for less than $3,000.  Where's the cheap?  Where's the inspiration other than to get out the yellow pages?

And so on. Hold onto your $19.95 for a vintage sock monkey and start a collection as seen on p. 97.
3977808
For someone that is just starting and doesn't know the difference, the product name doesn't match any of the pictures. This is NOT Spirulina.
4130371
This is an extremely misleading title and the fact that the publishers have put a promotional image from the film Philomena, with which it has only tenuous links, makes it all the more so. I planned to see the film and thought it would be fascinating to read the book first and judge how loyal the film was to the original book.  I was also fascinated at the notion of Philomena's search for the son she was coerced into giving up and was very much looking forward to reading of her quest.  Is that what the book is about? No it is not.  It is almost exclusively the life story of Michael Hess and his apparently rather weak and only occasional attempts at tracing his mother, despite his claimed determination to do so.  If you are interested in the story of a mother's search for her son, do not expect to find it in this book.  It should be renamed to reflect the fact that it is a biography of Michael Hess, who is the son of Philomena Lee, subject of the film Philomena, and the image of the film should be replaced.  As I spent each reading session waiting for the location and focus to switch back to Philomena in Ireland and her search for her son, I found myself increasingly distracted and disinterested in the biography of the somewhat self-centered, if much troubled Michael Hess, who was not someone I would otherwise have been interested in reading about.
3491723
Bought this for our grandson.  It's not a blanket, people.  Not even close.  It's about a foot across, at the most.  It may be made out of blanket material, but if it is, it's the thinnest blanket material I've ever seen.  It's really just a large teether for newborns to put in their mouths.  It's cute, it has crinkly stuff inside it to make noise, but it is definitely not a blanket.  Have no idea why they call it a blanket.  If they had not called it a blanket, I would give it 5 stars, but I absolutely do not approve of misleading marketing to make a sell.
...Postscripted... I did raise this from a 2-star to a 4-star.  After review, I saw other similar items that are also called "blankets".  I don't know how that got started, but it is still misleading to those of us unfamiliar with the term.  I am not dissatisfied with it.  It's made well and will be quite useful.  For that, I like it.
1780807
I purchased 4 of these with the belief that, based on the title, I would be getting 4 cubes each with a shelf instead of them.

This is worded incorrectly.  It should be iCube Modular Storage Cube System: 1 Door, Black.

Because of its wording I got 4 useless shelves.  I also ordered the "iCube 1-Shelf Modular Storage Cube System, Black" . So in all I got 4 doors and 4 shelves I could not use.

I purchased a kit elsewhere and am returning the doors and shelves.  I am keeping one of each just in case I want to add a door or a shelf to my system.  But I am infuriated by the lack of grammar.  The title is misleading and needs fixed immediately, especially since the details of this listing suggest that the item being sold is a full set.

When the title is rectified, I will review the product itself.
2167555
It's not that I do not like the product, it's that the terminology "assorted" is misleading because it implies that you are getting more than one. It would be better if a color choice was given and a quantity specified. Also, the item was stuffed into an envelop that was barely big enough, resulting in the packaging having been damaged while in transit.  The currier repackaged the item and attached a note stating that they had to do so. This caused an avoidable delay. Fortunately, the item seems no worse for wear. I was anticipating a choice of colors based upon the terminology "assorted." Because it was suppeosed to be a birthday gift, the birthday girl will not be receiving it. Not a big deal in the grand sceam of things, just a bit of a dissappoinment.  I realize that this is a good price for this individual item and thinking I would be receiving six was far fetched at best, however, as a consumer I would like that to have been spelled out for me.
2829651
The title on this one drew me in, but I was disappointed by how it mislead me. As someone who struggles to find a place where I fit inside the institution (although I believe it is important!), I was excited for a book that invited a conversation about Gods people acting like the church outside of a buildings walls. I was picturing a book that unpacked the reality of church outside of the institution. HOWEVER, this book was not that book. Instead, this was a book to engage or re-engage church members into active church participation, assuming that the reason they aren't happy or thriving at church is because they are only watching from the sidelines. This book calls such people to action. While I think this could be a helpful book for some, I probably wouldnt have picked it up if I hadnt been distracted by the title and had known what it was actually about. B- for me.

*I received a copy of this book from the publisher. My opinions are my own.