few days ago, the school my son was distributed "free" album figurine collection "puppy 2011" together with a series of Figures such as starter kit.
First I find this subtle form of advertising that goes into creating a "fashion" with those who easily developed a passion for new things to collate, our children.
latter are going to ask their parents continue to invest in action figures.
The spread of the album is so massive that if any parent was opposed to the attempt to complete the collection is likely to create a kind of inferiority complex towards his son's friend who we expect to complete the album.
I state that I find it fair that our children are aware of the danger that the animals because of our race, like men, devastating presence and I am heartened to know that actually a good portion of the proceeds from sales go to benefit animals but doing the math does not seem so.
In the back of the album is written that 2,000,000 copies have been distributed and which have already been donated 300,000 ENP (National Security animals), calculating figures for only 15 € on average for each album (which is very low even considering who spends 0) is calculated a figure of 30 million euros of the proceeds and then the percentage of 10% is devolved to the ENP, a little bit for an album that seems to have as sole purpose to help our animal friends.
is also advertised the fact that the album has 0 impact, that is made from recycled paper and recyclable, too bad the figures (both support the same figure) are like any other, and therefore can not be recycled once more glued to album make it non-recyclable.
would have been better to make the album truly environmentally friendly (recyclable) rather than advertise the fact that he helped to plant trees in Madagascar COMPENSATE for the CO2 emitted during the creation of the album itself.
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