HelloFresh’s ‘17 Free Meals’

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

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…

Travelocity

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

Carnival Cruise Drink Packages

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

B&H Photo

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

T-Mobile’s ONE Military Plan

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

RiduZone

Weight-loss supplement is sending mixed signals with its use of the FDA logo in a claim on its website that it is ‘FDA Acknowledged.’

EveryPlate: ‘$1.49 per meal’

These claims make our stomach growl.

Nutrisystem Customers: Think Fast or Incur Charges

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

Great Fun

How an advertised $20 rebate goes up in smoke.

Tour De Tavern Groupon

Advertised savings on coupon site may not be as big as you think.

Vacations To Go

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

MoMA Store

Pop-up message touting $10 savings fails to disclose required minimum purchase of $100.

Daily Health Answers

You have to question this supplement “review” site’s answers.

Fabletics’ VIP Membership Program

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

Crocs

Coupon for 20 percent off is far from a shoo-in.

Nectar Mattresses

Avoidance tactic fails mattress company as marketing claims are referred to federal regulators.

Quickinsurance123

PurelyWhite Deluxe Teeth Whitening Kit

Shining a bright light on this company’s marketing claims.

Todd Snyder

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