The fine print?

I realize the wording on the image above is a little hard to read, so here is what it says:

"Transient Suppression Voltage 100V - The effect of this product on connected equipment and the adequacy of the voltage suppression level to protect connected equipment from voltage surges has not been evaluated by underwriters laboratories."

Now, I normally would not care about something like that on a surge suppressor like the one above, but do you notice the "UL" logo on the device!?  How can they use the UL logo if the device was never evaluated by UL for surge suppression!?  What *was* it evaluated for, then?

Hmmm...