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In a viral TikTok, a woman alleges that BioLife, a prominent plasma donation center, wrongfully diagnosed her with Hepatitis B, leading to a lifetime ban on donating plasma.

A user on TikTok is calling out Airbnb after alleging that the company refused to refund her following an unsafe situation, among other concerns.

A content creator is viral on TikTok after exposing the deteriorating quality of UGG brand shoes. 

A user on TikTok is calling out food delivery services after claiming that she placed an order from a restaurant called “Catfish Kitchen”—but when the order was delivered, it was food from the fast-casual restaurant chain Captain D’s.

A woman is shocked by the price of her new Erewhon reusable total bag in a viral TikTok. Erewhon, a Los Angeles-based organic grocery store, is known for its minimally processed and locally-grown food and fresh produce. The store, which boasts 10 locations in the L.A. area, is also known for the hefty price tag of its products.

When one travels domestically in the United States, they are generally allowed to bring plants with them, so long as they are non-toxic and do not carry any harmful diseases or pests.

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TikToker and DoorDash delivery driver Jade (@jadecharde) has sparked a discussion with her video titled "It’s her reaching for the food girl please stop playing with me heaux... you cant undo a violation," which has garnered 1.3 million views as of Saturday morning.

TikToker Sarah (@sarahpribis) has captured the attention of 1.4 million viewers with her video titled "Sometimes I wave to him for fun." In it, she shares her ongoing struggle with a landlord attempting to allegedly force her out of her rent-stabilized apartment in New York City.

Apparently, an AARP membership isn’t just for senior citizens. One young woman on TikTok went viral after sharing she discovered she could get an AARP membership. And it is saving her money.

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A man who learned about and was therefore excited about Restaurant Depot's existence discovered it's possible to get a day pass there.

Losing a loved one can be one of the hardest experiences in your life, and one expert says it's best not to add stress to the occasion by prematurely informing the bank that your loved one has passed.

A customer was surprised to find frozen Guinea pigs on sale at the grocery store.

Sephora is facing backlash after a customer posted a video on TikTok accusing the company of scamming the ticket holders of a canceled event. She alleges Sephora pledged to give out refunds and valuable "swag bags," but months later, no action has been taken.

In a viral video, a Best Buy customer went in for what he thought would be a simple exchange and left with a strong disdain for the company and its customer service.

Weaponized incompetence occurs in the home when someone (usually a man) pretends to not know how to do something so the other person can do it for them. But as common this might be for household chores and childcare, weaponized incompetence in the gig economy is unusually rife. This is why TikToker Mizelle Mulder (@mizellemulder) was left baffled by the amount of items her Instacart shopper substituted in her order.