Reebok Australia has been fined $350,000 and ordered to issue refunds after the company was found to have misled customers about the benefits of their shoes. Promotional material for Reebok's EasyTone ...
It's one thing for your company's marquee shoe to receive a less than stellar grade in one of our Kicksology performance reviews. It's quite a larger scale disaster when the Federal Trade Commission ...
Reebok International Ltd. will refund $25 million to customers who bought its popular toning shoes, in one of the largest settlements ever reached between a company and the federal government over ...
Over the past few years, there’s been a complete saturation of the athletic footwear market with shoes promising to lift your butt, tighten your thighs, and get you firmer faster than if you were ...
Reebok's $25 million settlement with the FTC that bans it from making any further claims that EasyTone shoes will give you "better legs and a better butt" seems like a defeat for the shoe company. It ...
Reebok's EasyTone sneakers are to be re-launched despite charges brought against the sportswear brand by the Federal Trade Commission. Reebok president Uli Becker appeared undeterred by the recent ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Reebok has been penalised $350,000 and ordered to issue refunds for misleading customers about its EasyTone shoe range, which it claimed ...
Listen up, toning shoe wearers: The Federal Trade Commission says Reebok will pay $25 million to consumers in a settlement over deceptive advertising for EasyTone and RunTone shoes, according to MSNBC ...
Reebok International Ltd. has agreed to pay $25 million as part of a settlement of a Federal Trade Commission complaint that the company made unsubstantiated, deceptive benefits claims about its ...
Customers who bought shoes that Reebok ads said would tone legs and buttocks could be getting a refund. The Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday the athletic shoe giant would dole out $25 million ...
TrimTreads has provided us two pairs of size 7 sandals in hibiscus red, which sell for $39.99. For your chance to win, send an email to with "TrimTreads" in the subject line and your name and mailing ...
Reebok International Ltd. came to an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission over what the government said were "over-hyped advertising claims" by Reebok that a pair of its specialty shoes could ...
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