Newegg

Online electronics retailer’s price match promotion does not compute.

Balance of Nature

Off-balance testimonials abound on supplement site, as NAD refers health claims to the FTC.

Netflix Serves Up Cups of Advertising with ‘Gilmore Girls’ Campaign

How much advertising do you take with your coffee?

CarCover.com’s ‘Verified’ Customer Reviews

TINA.org uncovers a plethora of duplicate reviews.

Kyani, Head Scientist Double Down on Inappropriate Health Claims

Multi-level marketing company fails to censure head of scientific board.

8 Terms You’ll Want to Know About

Before you hit the agree button, see what we have found buried in company use policies.

Herbalife to Restructure its Business Model in FTC Settlement

Bringing an end to one of the most high-profile alleged pyramid scheme cases since Amway, Herbalife agreed to a $200 million settlement with the FTC that requires it to revamp…

Naturally Flavored with Natural Flavors

Is this iced tea indeed natural?

Neora/Nerium Income Claims

Vita Luminance/Skin Revive

Holding on to this “free” bottle will cost you plenty.

Deceptive Wine Ratings Displays Plague CT Liquor Stores

TINA.org investigation finds ratings don’t match vintage of bottles sold on store shelf.

ProFlowers

Unexpected charges send advertised price spiraling for TINA.org reader.

How Adore Me Deceives You

TINA.org files complaint with state and federal regulators.

Five Hopped Up Beer Claims

Beer me some misleading ad claims this St. Patrick’s Day.

What to Know about Sponsored Content

It’s getting harder to distinguish advertisements from objective content.

FDA & Dietary Supplements: By the Numbers

Is the FDA doing enough to monitor the supplement industry?

TINA.org Alerts Major TV Networks to Deceptive Prevagen Ads

TINA.org also calls on the BBB to re-evaluate company’s A+ rating.

MyPillow

Sleep on this company’s supposed buy-one-get-one-free offer.

Where’s the Ad? That Game Has Rules

Spotting ads should not be that hard.

T-Mobile’s ‘No Contract’ Claims False, Groups Allege

Consumer groups call on federal agency to investigate marketing.