Does this annoy anyone else out there?
In my opinion it's ludicrous that a commercial company is constantly broadcasting a false statistical definition on national TV in Australia.
Imagine being a company attempting to encourage peeps to trust you with the buying/selling of your HOUSE, while simultaneously having an ad that runs hundreds of times a day on national TV indicating that your company does not understand the difference between simple statistical terms?!?
LOL.
I would never, ever trust a mob with anything to do with real-estate, if they mixed up the definitions of 'mean' and 'median', and broadcast their error for months (almost a year now?) on national TV ads. It's a joke, surely …
As peeps were fond of saying in the 1980s … "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!"
Every time any kid hears this dodgy ad that is broadcast many times every day by 'Domain.com', that kid is receiving a FALSE/WRONG/REVERSE maths lesson. As if things were not bad enough already in this respect for Australian kids, now we have a company ACTIVELY SABOTAGING our kids' maths' learning, on national TV, multiple times a day.
This is woeful, and the Australian Federal Government should issue these clowns with an order to desist. These ads should be taken off air immediately. OR, correct audio could be overdubbed that actually states ACCURATELY what a MEDIAN house price refers to. It's hardly rocket science.
I wonder how many millions of Australians who are aware of basic maths/stats/bussiness/real-estate ETC. definitions/concepts have now totally lost all respect for this company, because of this long-running ad …
For those of us who don't watch commercial TV, what did the ad say?