Best Buy’s ‘Laptop Discounts For Students’

You don’t need to be a student to get these discounted prices.

HelloFresh’s ‘17 Free Meals’

Here’s how much you have to spend to get 17 “free” meals.

Taking the Shine Off Homeaglow’s ‘$19 Cleaning Service’

The bottom line? Prepare to pay more.

Books-A-Million

This store’s discounts do not go by the book.

Travelocity

TINA.org reader says discount travel website misled her on a promotion.

Urban Outfitters

Urban Outfitters recently ran a promotion in which they gave out 10% off coupons alongside collectible pins in the mail. Here is the e-mail that ran with the physical mail…

Fabletics

Discounted athletic wear carries enrollment into thorny monthly subscription service.

Carnival Cruise Drink Packages

TINA.org reader calls out promotion for cruise lines’ CHEERS! beverage program.

Balance of Nature’ ‘Fruits’ and ‘Veggies’ Supplements

Supplement company stumbles over discount offer.

Rent the Runway Pro

Discounted rate for dress rental site’s membership evades consumer.

B&H Photo

TINA.org reader says electronics store failed to honor 14 percent discount.

Asos

Online retailer advertised discounts on “everything” when exclusions applied.

T-Mobile’s ONE Military Plan

There’s more to these advertised savings for military members and veterans than meets the eye.

Fabletics’ VIP Membership Program

NAD inquiry sparks changes to the marketing of athleisure brand’s subscription service.

Vacations To Go

A price comparison that might as well be lost at sea.

Vunella Naturals’ Mother’s Day Sale

This isn’t the mother of a deal it might appear to be.

Quickinsurance123

Nutrisystem Customers: Think Fast or Incur Charges

A considerable fee lurks for cancelation after a money-back guarantee expires.

EveryPlate: ‘$1.49 per meal’

These claims make our stomach growl.

Intellux

Webpage pitching so-called smart pill raises several red flags.