How WeSplit.it Could be Used to Spam You

Be wary of emails that say you owe money for charges you don’t remember. It’s likely spam.

Medicaid Insurance Site Holds No Benefit for Consumers

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

Are You Getting Scroogled?

Microsoft jumps on anti-Google bandwagon.

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

Yelp

This email promo doesn’t deliver as promised.

Key Realty

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

Todd Snyder

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

Michele Oneil/Legacy Builders

What you need to know about this purported money-making opportunity.

Unsolicited Checks & Credit Offers

So you come home at 6:00 PM, and begin leafing through your mail.  In an oddly-official-looking envelope from a company you’ve never heard of, you find a check for $250…

Product Origin

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Wall of Shame

What do Tom Brady, Kim Kardashian and Dr. Oz all have in common?

Reliant Funding

Direct mail comes deceptively packaged as an “account reminder.”

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…

Xfinity Extreme Premier Triple Play

Consumer says he was charged for installation despite a mailing that promised it would be free of charge.

UNBS CBD Gummies

Spam email leads to a fake endorsement from Dr. Oz, among other celebrities.

The Kids Guide to Fighting Socialism

“Free” guide harbors future charges that aren’t disclosed in a frightening email to parents and grandparents.

Rejuvenation Database