In the modem society, people are exposed to a variety of commercial advertisements, such as food, medicine, cosmetics, clothing, electrical appliances, automobile and real estate. All the basic necessities of human life are included. In these diverse advertisements, however, there are some deceptive ones that are presented by crooked businessmen who intend to grab more profits from the consumers without concerning the rule of fair competition. In the present study, we depict the relation between sellers' capital profit and loss and their deceptive advertisements by means of economic model. First, it is proved that deceptive commercial advertisements can truly bring additional profits for the sellers on some occasions. Nevertheless, it is also possible that the advertisements can cause lots of loss for the sellers and even lead to bankruptcy. Furthermore, our model successfully finds the opportunity to restrain or expand deceptive advertisements’ creating additional profits for the sellers. We hope to provide assistance for the government to construct a flawless law system so that deceptive advertisements can be terminated and wiped out.