Adore Me’s Deceptive Marketing Practices Laid Bare

Lingerie company agrees to pay more than $1.3 million in refunds to consumers.

Scotts Lawn Fertilizer Plus 5.17% Iron (“GreenMax”)

FasciaBlaster

Allegations: Falsely advertising the FasciaBlaster

iMarketsLive Financial Document Debunks Income Claims

MLM’s long-awaited income disclosure statement, while confusing, packs some hard truths.

RXBar

We’re calling B.S. on RXBar’s “No B.S.” claims.

Monat Global Class Actions Piling Up

Lawsuits mount against hair care MLM Monat.

TINA.org Fast-Tracks Team National’s Checkered Income Claims to FTC

The truth is — and the MLM admits — the vast majority of distributors make no income at all.

Acure Organics

Don’t let the URL fool you; the vast majority of these personal care products are not certified organic.

California Regulators Crack Down on Goop After TINA.org Complaint

MADISON, CONN. September 5, 2018 – Acting on a complaint filed by ad watchdog, truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org), California regulators have reached a stipulated final judgment with Goop for using unsubstantiated health…

The Financial Trust Company

Native Ken Eyewear

FTC comes down on shady made in the USA claims.

TINA.org Alerts California Regulators to MyPillow’s Continued Deception

TINA.org urges consumer protection officials to reopen their investigation.

HiSmile

British ad regulator frowns upon company’s teeth-whitening claims.

Pringles Chips and More

Allegations: Failing to disclose chips contain harmful ingredients and misleadingly marketing chips as containing evaporated cane juice when they actually contain sugar

Bumble Bee Tuna’s ‘Dolphin Safe’ Claims

Lawsuit alleges company’s tuna fishing methods kill dolphins, despite a “dolphin safe” logo on the can.

Alani Nu Balance

Supplement company says product is not a “fertility supplement.” Its marketing says otherwise.