Crowd Cow’s ‘$100 of Free Meat’
As a TINA.org reader put it, it’s only “free” if you first spend money.
Ad Alerts
Our Ad Alerts are not just about false and deceptive marketing issues, but may also be about ads that, although not necessarily deceptive, should be viewed with caution. Ad Alerts can also be about single issues and may not include a comprehensive list of all marketing issues relating to the brand discussed.
BrewDog
Brewery issues a “gold plated apology” for misleading consumers on “solid gold” cans.
Dr. Richard Gerhauser
Doctor pitches bogus health treatments in violation of federal order.
Stonyfield Wild Berry Smoothie
The really wild part? Not all the berries depicted on packaging appear to make it into the product.
Lumanere
There’s a financial wrinkle to this “free” serum.
Flat Belly Overnight
Reader alerts TINA.org to email touting miracle health claims for dietary and exercise program.
Fragrant Jewels
Reader alerts TINA.org to ring candle purveyor.
Regal E-Cigs
The more things change, the more misleading e-cigarette advertising stays the same.
Oprah’s Anti-Aging Secret? Not Likely
Website really links to Vitalie Skin Care Serum and Lumalift Eye Cream, which have secrets of their own.
FDA Warns Triple MiracleZen Platinum Poses Potential Dangers
Undeclared drug ingredients may cause health complications.