It appears that the infamous (and fictitious) Chrissie Miller is back. Her previous scame, The Favorite Foods Diet was one of a number of so-called diets peddled on the Internet, except that it specifically …
What’s wrong with seeking love on the Internet? Online dating has been around for awhile now and, not coincidentally, so have the horror stories about scammers exploiting seekers of love and companionship. Scammers have targeted …
Here’s the truth that Prevagen doesn’t want you to know: brain supplements don’t work. Prevagen, in particular, is a well known scam that the Federal government has been trying to shut down. In January 2017, the Federal …
What would you do if you meet a new person and the first thing they tell you is clearly a lie? You’d likely runaway. Well, pretty much the first thing that Acidaburn tells you is a …
There’s a LOT of information about the coronavirus on the Internet. Sadly, much of it is simply untrue. For example, you may have seen a November 2020 article by a Dr. Joseph Mercola that makes …
Longevity Activator is a supplement sold by info scammer “Dr” Ryan Shelton. Shelton peddles a number of Internet-based cures that he peddles, including the Hair Revital X, Join FLX, SoundQuility, SouthBeach Skin Lab, Diabetes 60, …
$49 every month for pills that will cure diabetes. That’s what PureHealth Research is hawking to unsuspecting consumers. Below, we’ll explain why you don’t have to spend that kind of money to ward off diabetes. …
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is a multi-billion dollar business. Seen as an alternative or complement to Viagra, testosterone pills and creams took off in the late 2000s, big time. Not surprisingly, in order to get …
You may happen upon a seeming news article for a sleep-aid called Resurge. In fact, it’s not a news article at all. It’s a sophisticated marketing scheme touting a sleep-aid supplement that claims it will …
$69 every month for pills that will cure diabetes. That’s what Science Natural Supplements is hawking to unsuspecting consumers. Below, we’ll explain why you don’t have to spend that kind of money to ward off …