Beneful Dry and Kibble Dog Foods

Sugar Lip Treatment

Ad or Not? James Corden and The Late Late Show

Lots of James Corden’s Late Late Show segments go viral but which are ads?

The Packaging of Various MusclePharm Supplements

Ban® Invisible Solids Deodorants

Rocky Mountain High

Will this “high” leave you buzzed or bummed out?

EPX Body

MLM’s “guaranteed” monthly earnings may not be realized by most.

Does Your State Reveal Consumer Complaints?

Why TINA.org sent open records requests to all 50 states and it’s vital for complaints to be public.

Fabletics

Discounted athletic wear carries enrollment into thorny monthly subscription service.

Misleading Pricing Issues Focus of Target Settlement

Retail giant agrees to pay out close to $4 million in California for allegedly overcharging consumers.

This Airline’s Free Checked Bag Offer Carries a Price

Reader says she was misled into believing her first bag would ride for free. Now she wants a refund.

Do You Know what Big Data Knows about You?

FTC report highlights lack of transparency in data tracking.

FiveFingers Out of Pocket $3.75 million

Footwear maker joins list of companies settling misleading ad claims.

VPX Meltdown Fat Incinerator Supplement

Seven Lies You’re Likely To Hear Today

1. You can lose weight without diet or exercise. 2. You can make easy, honest money with no risk. 3. You can get a free iPad. 4. This product has…

Eclipse Gum, Orbit Gum, and Lifesavers Hard Candies

Native Advertising – Just Another Term for Deception

A jury of your peers and a jury of consumers deserve the truth.

Wellness Support Network

Wellness Support Network sells dietary supplements, including a supplement for diabetes, on its website realfoodnutrients.com. Among other claims, Wellness Support Network says that the benefits of its diabetes supplement “Glucose…

Puffery – A Marketer’s Right To Lie

Ads can legally lie to you as long as the lie is so obvious an exaggeration that you know not to take it seriously.

Castle Cheese, Inc.

Company president facing charges alleging Parmesan and Romano cheese products were falsely labeled.