Skech, An American Shoe Maker, Will Be Heavily Compensated For False Promises.

According to Phoenix network information, the US Cage company has been deadlocked recently. Cage The brand was born in a small coastal city in California in 1992. It has developed from a small single style company to one of the most popular footwear products in the world. Skech has been awarded the honor of the company and is now the second largest footwear brand in the US market after Nike. He is named "the best shoe company of 2009" by the magazine. The latest Shape-ups shoe series has swept the rapid growth of the United States. Shoe Market It also occupies 80% of the market share, and is also named "the best new product in 2009" by the magazine.

Cage, the American shoe maker, claims that its products can be hip and lose weight, but has been questioned by false promises and caused legal disputes. A few days ago, Cage reached an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission of the United States. Customers who bought several famous brand shoes of Skech can apply for return. For this reason, Cage will pay 40 million dollars.

An official of the Federal Trade Commission said Cage has no reason to claim that his product can enhance and beautify his muscles, and even claims that he can help people lose weight and enhance their cardiovascular function. The message that the Federal Trade Commission wants to convey is to let Skech and other businesses advertise when they want to lower the tone and seek truth from facts.

"Consumers should not be fooled by advertisements and should not pay more for the weight loss or other benefits due to false promises," Harris, General Prosecutor of California based in Skech, said.