Videos tagged with Consumer Awareness

This video explains the Pittman-Robertson Act, a federal excise tax levied on firearms, ammunition, and accessories. The tax, ranging from 10-11%, is intended to fund wildlife conservation and public shooting ranges. However, the video highlights that consumers are often unaware of this tax, as it's typically paid by manufacturers and passed down indirectly.

This video is a SCAM ALERT focusing on gift card fraud. It aims to educate viewers on how to avoid falling victim to gift card scams before they make a purchase. The content is designed to be a cautionary guide, highlighting potential pitfalls and offering advice to protect consumers from fraudulent activities related to gift cards.

This video discusses the growing trend of RFID tagging on ammunition boxes by various entities, including manufacturers, shipping companies, the US military, and even some state governments. The primary motivations cited are inventory management, enhanced security, streamlined logistics, and increased accountability. The speaker warns consumers to be aware of this technology, particularly when purchasing ammunition from potentially questionable sources, as it could be stolen and tracked. Awareness of where ammunition is sourced from is emphasized as crucial for consumers to avoid inadvertently possessing tracked or stolen goods.

This entry details how Idaho Central Credit Union (ICCU) updated its terms to prohibit members from using their funds to purchase firearms and ammunition, sparking member backlash. It highlights the importance of reviewing financial institution terms and conditions for similar restrictions, as demonstrated by member Carla Patterson's experience and subsequent media attention. The guide encourages consumers to be aware of their rights and to apply public pressure if necessary.

This video from Washington Gun Law TV discusses companies that fund political movements aimed at disarming law-abiding Americans. It highlights that many corporations, including well-known brands, contribute to anti-Second Amendment causes, urging consumers to be informed about these affiliations when making purchasing decisions. The presenter emphasizes the right of companies to support causes and the right of consumers to adjust their spending based on this knowledge.

This video discusses Liberty Safe's response to an FBI warrant request, highlighting the company's ownership by Monomoy Capital Partners. It reveals that Monomoy Capital Partners' employees predominantly donate to Democratic candidates, some of whom have supported civilian disarmament legislation. The content encourages consumers to consider this information when making purchasing decisions regarding gun safes.

This video from Alaska Prepper warns viewers about the increasing inclusion of crickets in common food products by major corporations. The speaker, exhibiting high authority within the prepping community, analyzes ingredient labels and discusses potential globalist agendas behind this trend, urging viewers to practice self-reliance and scrutinize food sources.

This video, titled 'DON'T EAT THIS | THE FOOD THEY SELL US IS HIGHLY TOXIC AND NOT FIT FOR HUMANS,' appears to be a content creator discussing concerns about the toxicity of commercially available food. The description emphasizes a message of caution and encourages viewers to be aware of what they consume. The creator also provides various affiliate links to support their channel, including survival food, Amazon products, precious metals, solar generators, and a membership club. A disclaimer clarifies that the content is personal opinion and not professional advice.

The Yankee Marshal discusses price gouging on the new Springfield Armory SA-35 by major online retailers. He highlights MSRP of $699 and observed prices reaching $1200-$1500, criticizing this practice as profiteering and market manipulation. The video encourages supporting local gun shops and being aware of retailers who engage in such practices.

This video discusses the business model of gun manufacturers and industry-related content creators, arguing they profit from the ongoing fight for Second Amendment rights rather than actively seeking to 'win' it. The speaker suggests that while these entities don't want gun rights to disappear, they benefit from the fear and panic that drives sales, advocating for consumers to be aware of these motives and to prioritize a settled Second Amendment over perpetual conflict.

This video appears to be a humorous or cautionary take on the persistent scam calls about car extended warranties. The title is a direct parody of these common telemarketing tactics. The description provides links to the creator's social media channels (Facebook, MeWe, Patreon) and a disclaimer about affiliate links for products reviewed or featured. While not directly about firearms, the channel name '704 Gear' and '704 Tactical' strongly suggests a focus on firearms and tactical equipment in other content.