$3 Blue Pill

Save tons of money on Viagra? What to know before you jump at this radio ad for the “blue pill.”

Quicken Loans

Officials fine lender $250K for alleged misleading mailings to service members and veterans.

ASOS.com: Does This Look Like a Ski Jacket to You?

When a Google ad offers something the advertiser can’t deliver.

HairMax LaserComb: Magic Bullet for Baldness or Follicle Fallacy?

How one company turned a clearance into a sales pitch.

Credit Karma

Subway $5 Footlong SUBtember

Subway offers any regular footlong for $5 all “Subtember,” but many sandwiches are excluded.

Sunfield High School

Sunfield High School, an online high school, offers to test you and send you a high school diploma for $249. But it’s a scam. Sunfield High School claims to be…

T-Mobile’s Cellphone Plan Prices

These prices aren’t for everybody, according to the fine print.

Federal Contractor Registry

TINA.org flags SAM.gov imposters.

Princeton Consumer Research

The bottom line? PCR works with companies to arrive at their desired results.

The Life Coach School

TINA.org digs into company’s larger-than-life earnings claims.

Good Chop: ‘Free Chicken Wings for Life’

Spoiler: the chicken wings are neither free nor do they last for life.

Balance of Nature’ ‘Fruits’ and ‘Veggies’ Supplements

Supplement company stumbles over discount offer.

Books-A-Million

This store’s discounts do not go by the book.

Magic Styler’s Refund Policy

This risk-free trial might have you pulling your hair out.

AT&T’s Connectivity Guarantee

Is it still a guarantee if it has strings attached?

1st Phorm’s ‘110% Money-Back Guarantee’

Money-back guarantee comes up woefully short of advertised percentage.

My Passport Hub

Don’t pay for free online government forms.

American Blanket Company

Deceptive made in the USA claims threaten to fleece consumers.

Lucky Bingo

Players say free app limits cash rewards the closer they get to the minimum balance required to cash out.