It might be OT but related.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a guideline that point out the application of federal law against deceptive advertising.
What's the punishment for not complying? The FTC could issue a warning letter, or pursue corrective action including a fine of up to $11,000 per violation. Both advertisers (such as a product maker) and endorsers (such as bloggers) may be held liable under the guidelines.
Probably this would apply to all those bloggers who blatantly advertised a remover/cleaner for something that does not exist aka Secure Shield.
A fine would eventually persuade them to forsake this habit.
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