This Business Makes Millions with FREE Government Posters?!

2 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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In this conversational segment, the hosts discuss a common business practice where private companies mail intimidating letters to employers, claiming that they must display mandatory labor law posters—posters that are actually available for free from state government websites. The companies charge around $45 per poster, exploiting the fear of non‑compliance and the difficulty many businesses face when trying to locate the free versions online. The dialogue highlights how this scare‑based marketing generates millions of dollars annually, compares it to other confusing consumer services like tax filing software, and underscores the importance of consumer awareness and navigating official government sites to obtain the required posters at no cost.

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