A Canadian real-estate company has admitted to taking part in a “manipulative marketing scheme.”
A Canadian real-estate company has admitted to taking part in a “manipulative marketing scheme,” reports theprovince.com.
One of the company’s recent television campaigns portrayed a young woman and her parents as real-life property investors, but it turned out they were fake.
Read more on how the company responded to public reactions.
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