Lifeproof Now a member of the Otter Box family Advertise Water,dirt,snow,shock proof, but NO WARRANTY Flower Mound Texas

I purchased a Lifeproof case for my daughter's iPhone 42 on December 12, 2013.  The case lasted until late June when the front screen cover split diagonally.  I called the company and they replaced the case with a supposedly new one.  The case came in a cardboard shipping box with NO PAPERWORK other than a packing list.  The case is NOT WATERPROOF.  I called to get assistance and waited for 28 minutes on hold before speaking to a customer service representative.  I inquired about the Total Water Protection Program and was told that program did not exist in December 2012 so it is not available on the replacement case provided in July 2013.  I told the CS representative that I would simply take the case to the state AG for advertising fraud and she responded by putting me through to her "supervisor".  The supervisor told me the same thing and, in a very nice tone of voice, said he was sorry and hung up on me.

The company advertises that their products are "Lifeproof" but they do not warranty the electonric device inside the case.  If the case leaks (like my case leaks), breakes, allows dirt or snow in, or does not absorb the shock, all you have is an $80 fairly nice looking case and a destroyed phone. 

I will take this to the state AG and seek an injunction for fraudulant advertising.  If I thought the US AG would do anything other than holding press conferences with Al Sharpton I would go that route.  As it is, I am forced to seek legal recourse in civil courts and hope the state AG fines them out of business.