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TINA.org found hair growth supplement company using deceptive marketing tactics to sell products.
TINA.org fights against deceptive advertising
Regulatory complaints, letters to companies, court filings and comments.
TINA.org found hair growth supplement company using deceptive marketing tactics to sell products.
TINA.org and the UConn Rudd Center found energy drink company using multifaceted deceptive marketing campaign directed at minors.
TINA.org investigated celebrities who promote non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on their social media channels and found that it is an area rife with deception.
TINA.org found meal-kit company deceptively marketing “free” meals and using ROSCA-violating autorenewal subscriptions.
TINA.org found metaverse gaming platform rife with deceptive marketing.
TINA.org found aloe vera MLM uses thousands of atypical income claims to lure recruits.
Seen or heard a deceptive ad? Report an Ad
TINA.org submitted a comment to the FTC regarding ways to protect kids from stealth advertising in digital media.
Comments
TINA.org submitted a comment to the FTC regarding ways to strengthen and expand its Endorsement Guides.
Comments
TINA.org submitted a comment to the FTC urging it to initiate a rulemaking prohibiting deceptive or unfair marketing using earnings claims.
Comments
TINA.org filed Supreme Court brief in support of the FTC’s ability to return money unlawfully taken from consumers.
Amicus Curiae Briefs
TINA.org successfully petitioned the FTC to enact a Made in USA rule to better protect consumers and more forcefully deter deceptive practices.
Petitions for Rulemaking
TINA.org’s Executive Director testified before a Senate Subcommittee about COVID-19 pandemic scams.
Testimonies
Marketing issues on TINA.org's radar
TINA.org has taken a multifaceted approach to rein in the plethora of deceptive health and income claims used by MLMs.
TINA.org’s efforts to rid the marketplace of deceptive made in the USA claims include complaints against the world’s largest retailer and a successful rulemaking petition to the FTC.
When influencers forget to #ad it — or ignore laws governing advertising disclosures in sponsored posts — TINA.org takes action.
Unsubstantiated health claims are made by many different types of companies, including MLMs, mainstream supplement retailers and even a pillow company.
Subscriptions and other types of offers that trap consumers into recurring payments without their consent are against the law.