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Check Gallery

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Check Gallery

A TINA.org reader recently submitted this tip about Check Gallery, a website that sells customized bank checks. She received an e-mail advertising a two-for-one deal on personal checks, which seemed…

The Franklin Prosperity Report

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The Franklin Prosperity Report

Newsmax Media, a website that claims to be a news site, sells newsletter subscriptions and is currently pitching the Franklin Prosperity Report as a way to get “Free Stuff and…

Roxy.com

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Roxy.com

A reader submitted this tip concerning a Roxy.com promotion. Roxy apparently sent out an e-mail for a one-day 25% off sale, but the reader received it too late to use…

Xtreme Muscle Pro

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Xtreme Muscle Pro

Xtreme Muscle Pro, a fitness supplement, makes a lot of ridiculous-sounding claims on its website (“Convert fat to muscle!” “Hydrate blood cells!” and best of all, “More than 1 ingredient!”),…

Best Buy Black Friday

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Best Buy Black Friday

If an electronics store sends you an email advertising a $2200 television as being on-sale for $999, should you actually be able to buy the television at the $999 price?…

GasBuddy

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GasBuddy

Company claims to save consumers money at the pump. But there are red flags.

Lyft

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Lyft

Is Lyft taking consumers for a ride with claims they can get 50 percent off their next trip?

Mint Mobile

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Mint Mobile

Advertised discounted rate for unlimited phone plan doesn’t last long.

Todd Snyder

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Todd Snyder

“Sitewide” sale didn’t include all items for sale on the site.

BART

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BART

Why “taking BART” from Oakland to San Francisco costs more than advertised in this billboard.

Optics Outfitter

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Optics Outfitter

Why this eyewear company’s advertised “starting” prices may not be 20/20.

AARP Membership

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AARP Membership

The only thing more “ridiculous” than the touted benefits is the cancellation process.

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