False advertising or not?

[CrazedClerkthe2nd]

Pizza Place advertises "unlimited toppings" deal with a 5 topping limit.

http://consumerist.com/5379129/unlim...-five-toppings

[ReadyToRetire]

It also says no double portions.
So, you can have unlimited as long as it's not over 5 toppings and can only have so much of each topping.

Oh, and as one of the commentators on the site mentioned... The pic itself shows more than 5 toppings. I saw onion, black olive, mushroom, green pepper, pepperoni, sausage <or beef>.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

"UNLIMITED"



"You keep using that word... I do not think that word means what you think it means."

[draggar]

It also says no double portions.
So, you can have unlimited as long as it's not over 5 toppings and can only have so much of each topping.

Um, hmm.. how can this be possible? The sad part is that it is all clearly stated on the advertisement. Misleading? Definitely and I'm sure this is as much as a 5 topping pizza would cost anyway.

Oh, and as one of the commentators on the site mentioned... The pic itself shows more than 5 toppings. I saw onion, black olive, mushroom, green pepper, pepperoni, sausage <or beef>.

We've seen time and time again where what is shown doesn't need to be the actual item / product.

[gremcint]

You know, in this case I say it is actually a little false, yes they aren't exactly hiding the fine print but the main point of the ad, the main spot they are looking at clearly says unlimited toppings.