VIN History USA’s ‘Free’ VIN Report

TINA.org discovers some roadblocks to unlocking this purportedly free offer.

Marketers that Get Coal in Their 2020 Holiday Stocking

Find out which companies (and people) are on TINA.org’s 2020 naughty list for deceptive marketing.

Various Labrada Weight-Loss Supplements

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing that various supplements provide weight-loss benefits when they don’t

Galaxy S4 Smartphone

Allegations: Falsely representing the speed and storage capacity of Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphones

Williams-Sonoma Home Database

Seven Figure Publishing

TINA.org breaks down company’s claim that you can collect “extra” money from the Social Security Administration.

HonorSociety.org

What’s the honor of being a member of this honor society? And what real benefits does it offer?

What’s So Super about SuperBeets?

Studies offered in support of product’s health claims are tough to swallow.

Bang Energy Drinks

Monster challenges competitor’s disease-treatment claims.

The Marketing for FasciaBlaster

Allegations: Falsely advertising the health and medical benefits of using FasciaBlaster without scientific evidence to support advertised claims

Various Bodybuilding Dietary Supplements: Tren 75, Winn50, Test 600x, Clen, Var, and Decca 200

Vemma Affiliates’ Health Claims Violate FTC Order

Top affiliates touting that products can treat everything from psoriasis to ADD.

Companies that Get Coal in their 2013 Stockings

Be careful, deceptive marketers — Santa was watching.

TINA.org Wants More Teeth in Class-Action Settlement

Sonicare AirFloss settlement doesn’t adequately compensate consumers.

TINA.org Wants More Teeth in Class-Action Settlement

Philips Sonicare Airfloss Settlement Doesn’t Adequately Compensate Consumers MADISON, CT., Oct. 16, 2013 — TINA.org (truthinadvertising.org) has filed a legal brief taking aim at a recent class-action settlement that compensates…

Enfamil

Timeline

A brief history of deceptive advertising.

Goli Nutrition Ashwagandha Gummies

Allegations: Falsely advertising that gummies provide certain benefits when the active ingredients do not provide such benefits

The FTC Needs to Update Its Endorsement Guides

TINA.org submits comment to FTC urging further revisions to stay relevant and effective.

Copper Fit ICE

Allegations: Falsely marketing that the CoQ10 infused in products is motion activated and then released and absorbed into the body Falsely marketing that products provide certain health benefits – including…