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Fake acai berry diet 'news' sites stomped by FTC

by Johnny12345
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I saw this on Today.com -- the website for American television's NBC morning show.

It seems the FTC is actually starting to crack down on fake "news" websites and flogs. It was bound to happen.

Here's the link to the story...

Digital Life - Fake **** berry diet 'news' sites stomped by FTC

John
#acai #berry #diet #fake #ftc #news #sites #stomped
  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
    Banned
    They've been cracking down on flogs for awhile now. Good news as far as I'm concerned. Forced continuity, fake testimonials, nearly impossible to cancel. About time they were shut down.
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  • Profile picture of the author theemperor
    At last!

    I detest sites like those. I reported one once to uk advertising standards. Slimeballs!
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    • Profile picture of the author Chris Sorrell
      They'll be back up and running the next day. What a waste of time.
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  • Profile picture of the author WebRank1
    They can't hit them fast enough as far as I am concerned. Hit them all I say.
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