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myCarfax

“Recall Warning” email sounds a false alarm.

HARP Refinance Lender: Not what You May Think it Is

Website with name similar to government mortgage program is filling inboxes. What is it after?

Bob’s Discount Furniture

TINA.org investigated Bob’s Discount Furniture’s offer of “interest free” financing and found that the store deceptively advertised its financing by failing to make clear that interest on unpaid balances would…

MyPillow

TINA.org investigated My Pillow, a Minnesota company that has sold millions of foam-filled bed pillows across the country, and found that the company was making deceptive and unsubstantiated disease-treatment claims…

Our ‘Greatist’ Ad or Not Ever?

Site’s editorial newsletter comes with a side of sponsored content, if you can make out the difference.

NourishLife speak (Lifetrients)

TINA.org investigated NourishLife (which later changed its name to Lifetrients) and found that it was deceptively advertising a potentially harmful supplement called SpeechNutrients speak by, among other things, claiming it…

State-by-State Resources

Where you can file complaints or research a business in your state.

Flat Belly Overnight

Reader alerts TINA.org to email touting miracle health claims for dietary and exercise program.

Federal Filing Government Imposter Scam

Even the CEO acknowledges that some consumers have confused the company for the federal government.

Will the Real Pinecone Research Please Stand Up

A company posing as Pinecone Research has been up to no good, make sure not to wire money to this phony business.

USA Filing Government Imposter Scam

Tricking consumers into paying hundreds of dollars for services that are available for free.

Medicaid Insurance Site Holds No Benefit for Consumers

Website claims to provide Medicaid assistance but your personal information is at risk.

Key Realty

‘Tis the season for home buying. But remember: Listings that appear too good to be true often are.

COVID Vaccine Survey Scam

Not a real survey. Not a real reward.

Lifetrients (formerly known as NourishLife)

Supplement company previously sued by the FTC deceptively claims in recent email products defend against the coronavirus.

ScoreBig

Reader says coupon had an undisclosed caveat

Todd Snyder

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

Yelp

This email promo doesn’t deliver as promised.

Your Mint.co.uk card services statement

Remember, banks and A magical piece of plastic made by banks that is sent to your home (normally accompanied with countless pages of fine print disclosures) that allows you to…