If you own a pair of Reebok toning shoes, you could be in for a refund.
The company has settled a $25 million “False Advertising” case with the Federal Trade Commission.
Endorsed by celebrities, the shoes have been a big seller. However, a study finds that they may not tone your legs like the ad claims.
The FTC calls the ads “misleading” and “deceptive.”
Reebok has agreed to the refunds, but says it stands by its product.
How far can a company go?
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