HelloFresh
TINA.org found meal-kit company deceptively marketing “free” meals and using ROSCA-violating autorenewal subscriptions.
Brands and Industries
TINA.org investigates individual brands as well as marketing tactics used across entire industries. Click to see TINA.org’s legal actions broken down by brand name or industry type.
Electronic Arts
TINA.org joined coalition urging FTC to investigate video game company’s use of dark patterns and other deceptive marketing tactics.
Roblox
TINA.org found metaverse gaming platform rife with deceptive marketing.
Forever Living
TINA.org found aloe vera MLM uses thousands of atypical income claims to lure recruits.
New Balance
TINA.org found iconic sneaker company engaged in deceptive Made in USA marketing.
Neuriva
TINA.org objected to unfair settlement that allows brain supplement company to continue deceiving consumers.
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4Life Research
Adore Me
Agora (Monument & Cathedral Holdings)
Almay
Balance of Nature
Beautycounter
Bob’s Discount Furniture
Cancer Treatment Centers of America
Cîroc
Coach
CT Wine Stores
CVS
DealDash
Diamond Beauty
DJ Khaled
doTerra
Duracell
Electronic Arts
Everest Microbial Defense
FabKids
Federal Filing
Forever Living
Gillette
Goop
GSA Advantage
Hanna Andersson
HelloFresh
Herbalife
IM Mastery Academy/iMarketsLive
J.Crew
Jeunesse
Jusuru
Kardashians
Kyäni
L’Oréal
Le-Vel (Thrive)
Lipozene
LuLaRoe
Market America
Mary Kay
Mercedes-Benz
Move Free Glucosamine
MyPillow
Neora/Nerium
Neuriva
Neurocore
New Balance
New U Life
Car Companies’ Made in USA Marketing
TINA.org investigated numerous car companies marketing vehicles as made in the USA when the cars are actually assembled in the U.S. using imported parts.
Celebrities Promoting NFTs
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.
U.S. Cancer Centers
TINA.org found 90% of U.S. cancer centers have used deceptive patient testimonials in their marketing materials.
Penalty Offense Authority: MLMs
TINA.org urged the FTC to formally notify all MLM companies of the law and use its penalty offense authority.
DSA Companies’ Health Claims
TINA.org found that 97% of DSA-member companies selling supplements have used unsubstantiated disease-treatment claims.
DSA Companies’ Income Claims
TINA.org found that 97% of DSA-member companies have used atypical income claims to market the business opportunity.
Social Media Influencers
TINA.org found social media influencers ignored FTC warnings and continued promoting brands without proper disclosures.