A rumor that Chipotle is honoring a “100% free food” coupon is a hoax. In the words of the popular chain: “There’s no such thing as a free lunch – or burrito for that matter.”
Keybiotics is a probiotic supplement sold by Whole Body Research. Read our Keybiotics reviews from editors and readers.
A graphic circulating online states that Facebook will begin locking accounts by anyone who uses profanity. It’s a hoax.
A viral video this week announced the arrival of hoverboards, floating skateboards which were first imaged in the 1980’s Back to the Future trilogy. The video, however, is a hoax.
A photo in circulation allegedly shows a newborn baby elephant.
A graphic circulating this week shows a movie poster for a new live-action version of “The Little Mermaid” starring Emma Watson as Ariel. Is this true or false?
Whole Body Research Garcinia Cambogia is a supplement sold by this popular vendor. Read our Whole Body Research Garcinia Cambogia reviews from editors and readers.
Facebook pages with hundreds of thousands of shares claim to be giving away a BMW to five winners. These pages and their giveaways are completely bogus. Today we’ll take a closer look at this trend.
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