Through millions of dollars spent in advertising, McDonald's wanted and succeeded to deceive and defraud the consumers. It is therefore completely contradictive with the core of the advertising message that McDonald's wanted to instill to the consumers. McDonald's hid deep within the rules, and therefore in a misleading way, that in reality you couldn't really win, that you only had 1 chance out of several millions, dozens of millions or even hundreds of millions to complete the property sets. But it is, however, exactly what McDonald's did with the purpose of misleading the consumers! The symbols are the same! The colors are the same! Even the property names are the same! Furthermore, it's written: don't use illustrations that are different from the product being sold. The Competition Bureau explains it clearly on its website that businesses should avoid fine print disclaimers since these often fail to change the general impression conveyed by an advertisement. Check our section about what the law says. McDonald's misled the consumers again when it advertised its fraud using game boards of the Monopoly clearly showing an equal proportion of each property set. McDonald's has rigged the game so that it would be impossible or almost impossible to complete a property set.īut by calling its promotion 'Monopoly', McDonald's corporation deliberately misled consumers into thinking that each property is distributed equally as it is indeed always the case in the Monopoly board game in which the quantity of each property is the same. The 'game' McDonald's Monopoly is a scam. The McDonald's Monopoly scam The biggest fraud in history

It is not! McDonald's Monopoly is a scam, a fraud! Let's just hope that the authorities will have the courage to admit that they have failed to see that McDonald's Monopoly is a fraud happening right underneath their eyes and let's hope that they will finally start questioning McDonald's illegal practices. Please remember that it's not because the fraud has taken place for years that it's legal. You should at least file a fraud report with the authorities against McDonald’s corporation and make sure the public prosecutor investigate McDonald's criminal practices. You could opt for a class action lawsuit. You too can sue McDonald’s in your country, whether it's worth it or not will depend on how many stickers you got. We are asking for the payment of what we should have won had the game not been rigged which amounts to over 16 million euros (FYI 542 stickers collected). We are currently filing a lawsuit against McDonald's corporation in Europe for fraud and for violating the EU directive 2005/29/CE on unfair commercial practices.

Mcdonald’s monopoly scam