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**open32** · 02-17-2008, 02:39 AM

Im willing to bet they are paid. The print ad I dont even think mentions the charity.

I dont know if we should be upset at Amanda for this, they pay her to do a job, I dont think she has any support for the company or for animal testing. She was hired to do an advertisement as an actress and they probably tell her what to say, dont even know if she uses the product. Animal testing probably wasnt even brought up. She clearly likes animals, in the last photo set posted here she has a faux purse, and I have never seen her wear real fur, I think she said something once about never doing it.

Im right with you, i think its ridiculous they should test creams and stuff on animals but its kind of unfair to attack Amanda about this. I really didnt know ether, I probably wouldnt know which products I buy are made by Ponds or Procter & Gamble. I didnt know Ponds made Vaseline until this thread.

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open32 Administrator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: South Florida Posts: 8,069 My Profile	Im willing to bet they are paid. The print ad I dont even think mentions the charity. I dont know if we should be upset at Amanda for this, they pay her to do a job, I dont think she has any support for the company or for animal testing. She was hired to do an advertisement as an actress and they probably tell her what to say, dont even know if she uses the product. Animal testing probably wasnt even brought up. She clearly likes animals, in the last photo set posted here she has a faux purse, and I have never seen her wear real fur, I think she said something once about never doing it. Im right with you, i think its ridiculous they should test creams and stuff on animals but its kind of unfair to attack Amanda about this. I really didnt know ether, I probably wouldnt know which products I buy are made by Ponds or Procter & Gamble. I didnt know Ponds made Vaseline until this thread. Last edited by open32; 02-17-2008 at 02:48 AM..