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Prevagen

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Prevagen

Brain supplement faces lawsuit over improved brain function claims.

Student Aid Center

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Student Aid Center

Regulators say company doesn’t have the authority to approve the loan forgiveness programs it markets.

Copper Fit

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Copper Fit

Think twice before paying a premium for copper-infused clothing.

Lomi

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Lomi

TINA.org digs into company’s broad composting claims.

NeuroBrocc

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NeuroBrocc

Unapproved and unsubstantiated claims abound in marketing of broccoli-based supplement.

Quietum Plus

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Quietum Plus

TINA.org finds several issues with marketing of purported tinnitus supplement.

JustAnswer

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JustAnswer

Cost to ask a question and actually have it answered remains elusive for consumers.

Is Chiefnana Offering a Golden Opportunity?

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Is Chiefnana Offering a Golden Opportunity?

For over a year, Chiefnana has been sending this e-mail trying to get recipients to invest in a supposed gold mining operation in Africa. Odds are that if you send…

Look for the True Costs of Common Sense Cash

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Look for the True Costs of Common Sense Cash

This advertisement promises that you will earn $1,000. But it charges you $50 to $100 to see the “plan” that will earn you the money. The plan involves paying $260…

Solution Tech Support

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Solution Tech Support

A staff member at TINA.org recently received a call from someone claiming to be a tech support specialist. The conversation went something like this: THEM (staticky connection, blocked phone number,…

Caprice Marketing

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Caprice Marketing

At the request of the FTC, a U.S. District Court recently halted the operations and froze the assets of Caprice Marketing, a company that advertised payday loans but instead charged…

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…

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