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Yelp

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Yelp

This email promo doesn’t deliver as promised.

Nat Sherman

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Nat Sherman

FDA says advertising cigarettes as “natural” violates federal law.

Booty Max

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Booty Max

“Two easy payments of $19.95” proves elusive for TINA.org reader’s boyfriend.

Platinum Funding

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Platinum Funding

From the spam inbox: It’s easy to apply for a loan. It only takes a few minutes and your cash is deposited directly into your bank account. Something seems off…

Emu Product Claims Questioned by FDA

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Emu Product Claims Questioned by FDA

Emu Products and Management, Inc. claimed on its website that its products could treat health problems including acne, arthritis, and high cholesterol. According to a warning letter from the FDA,…

Be Careful of Quicky Loans

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Be Careful of Quicky Loans

GetHolidayFunds.com, USAQuickLoanAdvance.com, CreditLoansUSA.com, CashHolidayNow.com, and NationalPayDayDirect.com are all sites that claim to approve you for a loan in 30 seconds with no credit check. Beware of any lender that offers…

HealthyWager

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HealthyWager

Site exaggerates participant winnings by including initial bet in advertised cash prize.

Carvana

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Carvana

Whether buying a car online or in-person, consumers need to do their due diligence.

Urban Outfitters

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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…

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