Twitter can't be trusted to provide an impartial and credible social media platform, and is still failing to adequately anticipate and combat disinformation.

The $1.3 trillion criminal counterfeit industry got an unexpected boost from the tariff war -- consumers are looking to e-commerce websites to blunt the impact of a 25% tariff on legitimate goods. They have a good chance of receiving a counterfeit.

Amazon's e-commerce empire earns its scathing criticism. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) reported that 25% of new CDs it purchased and were “Fulfilled by Amazon” in the US were counterfeit. Up 5-fold from 2017.

A common Lithium-ion ("Li-ion") 18650 battery is a dangerous item for unsuspecting consumers. Cheap recycled unprotected batteries with wild capacity claims are sold on Amazon, eBay, and Walmart exposing consumers to fires, explosions, and death.

Worldwide consumers purchasing from Amazon's 13 global websites face a real challenge when shopping Amazon's monopolizing global e-commerce marketplaces -- dodging the fakes, fraud, and scams that flood the e-commerce giant's websites.

Legitimate sellers and innovators struggle to compete against Amazon whose online marketplace allows fraudsters to sell an inexhaustible supply of counterfeits and knockoffs. The all-to-common story of another innovator almost destroyed by counterfeiters.

Inexplicably, for the second time in just a month, Twitter has censored warnings on potentially deadly counterfeits and shuttered The Counterfeit Report's Twitter account. Why?

For what possible legitimate reason are prescription pill dies offered for sale on Amazon? Counterfeit Oxycodone replica M30 pills sold in the San Diego area are believed to be linked to four overdose deaths.

Amazon commands about 50% of online sales, however, examination reveals the hyper-competitive environment is laced with scams, fakes, and fraud.

Amazon's touted Prime Day Deals didn't offer any relief to a growing consumer challenge -- dodging the fakes, fraud, and scams that plague the e-commerce giant.