The FTC Act prohibits deceptive advertising in any medium. Select an advertisement, including a television or radio commercial, mailer, newspaper or magazine ad, sign, billboard, Internet ad, or other advertisement that led you to think "there's something wrong here." Try to choose something that you actually encountered in your daily life as opposed to something someone else has identified as deceptive advertising. Post or provide a link to the advertisement, or sufficiently describe it if it is not capable of being posted or linked to. There are plenty of examples of deceptive advertising online, but the goal is to get you to become more critical consumers by spotting potential deceptive advertising on your own-a process that will also help if you ultimately run a business, too, Analyze the advertisement and determine whether it is in or out of compliance with the Act in your opinion, including what additional information you would need to make a final determination. For example, how would a reasonable person understand the advertisement? What are the advertisement's express and implied claims? Were these claims material? Would the advertisement likely lead the reasonable consumer to a misimpression about the product? Is there any sign that there is sufficient evidence to support the claims