Consumer Advocates Call for Herbalife Probe

Groups contend company is a pyramid scheme.

Are You Being Fooled by Sugar?

Sugar wars: Who has the right to call an ingredient sugar?

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Before You Take that Call Beware of Telemarketing Scams

Although legitimate companies may use the telephone to advertise their products or services, consumers should be wary of some who call trying to obtain your financial or personal information for…

Federal Laws Governing Ads

There are many federal laws that regulate advertisements in some way or another.

Why Is My Facebook News Feed a Hawker’s Alley for Leggings and Shady Health Supplements?

Kate Knibbs, The Ringer

Companies Getting Coal in 2021

Find out why New Balance, TikTok, Poland Spring and others make the 2021 naughty list.

RAV4 Hybrid Vehicles

Allegations: Misleadingly representing that hybrid vehicles travel farther on one tank of gas than gas-only vehicles when such claims are not true

Days Inn by Wyndham Gulfport (Not Pictured)

Be wary of misleading photos on travel sites.

Touted but Toothless: The Problem with Some Tech Platforms’ Policies

Prohibited content slips through the cracks.

What You Should Know about Elomir

What you need to know before you #hitthestrip.

TINA.org’s Year in Review 2022

Here’s what we accomplished in 2022 with your help.

Range of Tesla Electric Vehicles

Allegations: Falsely advertising that electric vehicles can travel longer distances on a single charge than their actual average range

Tori Belle Cosmetics

Beauty MLM’s outsized earnings claims face increasing scrutiny.

Trial Court Rules Neora Is Not a Pyramid Scheme

But the majority of brand partners will still lose money.

PRIME Energy Drink

Allegations: Marketing drinks to youth as healthy hydration drinks when the high level of caffeine in them could lead to adverse health issues

Wonder Hoodie’s ‘Bulletproof’ Clothing

Does this company have the ammunition to support its bulletproof claims?

Hertz’s Car Insurance

How this rental car company uses subterfuge to get you to pay for something you may not need. 

Nobl’s Carry-On

This marketing may come with some baggage.