‘Eid Mubarak’ chocolate box is not being sold by Cadbury
The claim that Cadbury is not selling the 'Eid Mubarak' chocolate box cannot be verified with the provided sources.
Fact checks about Consumer
59 fact checks
How to ‘detox’ your body for free (Hint: It doesn’t require juice, teas or flushes)
The claim is accurate; there are free methods to detoxify the body without purchasing juices, teas, or supplements.
Does milk cost less than it did in the 1980s?
The claim that milk costs less now than in the 1980s cannot be verified with the given sources.
Post promoting Cadbury Dairy Milk box deal is fake
Insufficient information provided to verify the claim about a fake Cadbury Dairy Milk box deal post.
UK Cadbury chocolate eggs still say ‘Easter’ on them
Cadbury chocolate eggs in the UK continue to use the term 'Easter' on their packaging.
False claims about Boots mini perfume set giveaway is repeated again
The claim that false claims about Boots mini perfume set giveaway are being repeated cannot be verified with the given sources.
Post offering free Toby Carvery hamper is fake
The claim that a post offering free Toby Carvery hamper is fake cannot be verified with the given sources.
No, Cadbury isn’t selling an ‘Eid egg’
The claim that Cadbury is not selling an 'Eid egg' cannot be verified with the provided sources.
Ditch images showing abandoned KFC bucket-shaped restaurant
The claim about abandoning an KFC bucket-shaped restaurant is not supported by the provided sources.
Boots still isn’t giving away mini perfume sets to those who complete surveys
There is no clear evidence from the provided sources that confirms or denies whether Boots is currently offering mini perfume sets as a survey reward.
Boots is not giving away mini perfume sets to those who complete surveys
The claim that Boots is not giving away mini perfume sets to survey completers cannot be verified with the provided sources.
Currys is not offering a new Xbox for £3 as reward for completing a survey
There is no clear evidence to confirm or deny the claim that Currys is not offering a new Xbox for £3 as a reward for completing a survey.
How much more do New Yorkers pay for electricity than the average US consumer?
The claim cannot be verified with the given sources.
Currys isn’t selling virtual reality headsets for £3 to those who complete surveys
There is no clear evidence from the provided sources that Currys sells virtual reality headsets for £3 in exchange for completing surveys.
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