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rtuminus 15 Reviews 1253 reads
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1 / 7
Just saw this in an ad:

Just saw this in an ad: “I will leave you completely satisfied and craving more!”  

You’d think it would be one or the other.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 57 reads
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2 / 7
If you change . . . .

the "and" to "or" then it makes sense.  Must be a  typo.  The ultimate YMMV girl.  

AHappyCamper 9 Reviews 39 reads
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3 / 7
My favorite ad line

is "It's me or it's free".  

But there are a myriad of other statements that are used that are often humorous.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 34 reads
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4 / 7
Advertising hype often falls apart on even casual inspection...

It's the zing that is supposed to grab our attention, though slogans get so overused so quickly, that they lose any effectiveness they might have ever had.

 
Consider the famous slogan that had its own buyer beware built in:   "At these prices, they won't last."

keystonekid 114 Reviews 34 reads
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5 / 7
You could add well-educated, upscale, . . .

glamorous, etc. to the many adjectives and adverbs that are often used in ads.

micktoz 43 Reviews 35 reads
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6 / 7
I don't understand your confusion.

The ladies that I see multiple times, obviously leave me completely satisfied. That's why I crave more of the same and go back again .

More of "completely satisfied" is exactly what I enjoy.

More, more, more................  give me more.

rolotomasi 1 Reviews 38 reads
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7 / 7
Re: I don't understand your confusion.

Exactly, make perfect sense. Leave the lady completely and craving a return visit for another dose of complete satisfaction.

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