Kouvr Fashion

Don’t be fooled by this website.

GasBuddy

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

Term Life Savings

We recently received this e-mail apparently offering term life insurance. From: TermLifeInsurance <[email protected]> Date: July 16, 2013 1:11:22 PM EDT To: Subject: USD 500k LifeInsurancePolicy for USD 20 Term LifeSavings…

InvestorPlace

Consumers looking to increase their wealth may need to look elsewhere.

Fetch: Over $1 Billion in Rewards

TINA.org investigates advertised milestone.

Evolv Express

FTC investigates marketing of AI weapons scanner.

The Power Gauge by Chaikin Analytics

When it comes to the stock market, no one has a crystal ball.

Melanie Ann Layer, The Coach Program

Be wary of anyone who says there’s big money to be made as a life coach.

Beware of the Real Costs of This Testosterone Booster

Review the fine print to find out true costs of TGen

‘Hillary’s Secret Revenge’

Conspiracy-ridden video from Health Sciences Institute aims to get you to sign up as a member.

SocialSecurity211.com

Impossible Whopper

The blurred lines of Burger King’s grill lines.

Steuart’s Pain Formula

Natural pain relief claims referred to federal agency for review.

EvanTube

These fun videos are missing one major component: clear disclosure that they are ads.

Redstone Residential

Rental promotions targeting college students expired months ago.

iFit Coach Membership

Low monthly rates must be added up and paid for in advance.

Q Sciences

Hemp MLM deceptively markets “side-gig” that can “replace your full-time income completely.”

Pure Herbal Total Defense Immunity Blend

Latest coronavirus scam to land on TINA.org’s radar comes packaged as a fake Fox News article.

Reviva Brain

Fake Business Insider reporter Brandt River strikes again.

Married but Lonely

We got this email advertisement offering us the chance to “Sleep with Married Women,” and “meet a cheating wife.” An ad is an ad, and we’re not here to judge…