MoviePass: ‘Get a Month Free’
The movie ticket subscription service is back. Unfortunately, so too are the deceptive ads.
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Amazon Prime’s Free One-Day Delivery
To actually get this perk, consumers may have to pay very close attention.
PureKana CBD Gummies
A fake celebrity endorsement by Sir Paul McCartney is just the beginning.
TruHeight
Company marketing “height growth vitamins” makes some tall claims.
FabFitFun
TINA.org reader is still waiting for her promised free Kate Spade gift.
JustAnswer
Cost to ask a question and actually have it answered remains elusive for consumers.
‘Complimentary Bottle’ of Nugenix Total-T
Promotion for purported testosterone booster has some hard-to-believe claims.
Panera’s Unlimited Sip Club May Leave Members Thirsty
Lawsuit alleges sandwich chain misleadingly markets “unlimited” drinks subscription.
GasBuddy
Company claims to save consumers money at the pump. But there are red flags.
The ‘Buy’ Button in the iTunes Store
When you don’t own what you buy.