Recently, a corporation has been advertising an electronic muscle stimulation product known as Slendertone in womens magazines, stating that the product can: tone and firm any part of the body with no effort by the user, provide the user with the benefit of a workout without exercise, reduce the users body measurements by 4 cm or more and give the user, in 40 minutes per day, the equivalent of 300 general exercises. Jeanette was so convinced that she bought a machine 3 months ago, but the product in fact does none of these things.

Advise Jeanette under the Australian consumer law.