Ashley Furniture’s Price-Match Policy

Price-match policy comes with a laundry list of limitations.

MyPillow Pledges to Put Unsubstantiated Health Claims to Rest

TINA.org calls out cure-all pillow marketing.

MyPillow Gets a $1 Million Wake-Up Call

California consumer protection officials reach agreement with company to put health claims to bed.

MyPillow Deceptively Marketed According to Ad Watchdog

Company CEO Pledges to Make Corrections MADISON, CONN., February 23, 2016 – An investigation conducted by consumer advocacy organization, truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org), has revealed that Minnesota-based MyPillow Inc. has been using…

The Snag in the Swag Bag

Academy tries to bring down curtains on Oscar gift bag claims

2016 Collection

LensCrafters

Allegations: Advertising that customers who purchase eyeglasses at LensCrafters receive the benefits of its exclusive AccuFit® Digital Measurement System and obtain their pupillary distance measurement

Massage Envy’s One-Hour Massages

Allegations: Deceptively offering one-hour massages when the massages actually only last fifty minutes

This Gift Basket’s Got Some Shadowy Service Charges

1-800-Flowers.com and its basket of pricing problems.

Which Super Bowl 51 Advertisers Have Fumbled Ad Claims?

More than 80 percent of companies advertising in this year’s game have faced deceptive advertising challenges.

Clif Kid ZBars

Allegations: Marketing bars as healthy and nutritious when they contain an excessive amount of sugar

The Elephant-Sized Caveat to a Garden Brothers Circus Show

Call it the elephant *not* in the room.

The Organic Candy Factory’s Gummy Candy

Herbalife And Its Distributors Face RICO Complaint

Lawsuit against Herbalife claims attending events is a losing strategy.

App to Pay Nearly $1 Million for Breaking ‘Pact’ with Consumers

Users will finally get their promised cash rewards under FTC settlement.

CanAmerica Global and Allerject

Online pharmacy selling injectable epinephrine attracts the attention of the FDA.

Starbucks Lattes

Ancestry.com

TINA.org uncovers questionable roots behind this “free” offer.