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Full Fact→ No, Currys is not selling the iPhone 17 Pro Max for less than £10
Full Fact→ No, Currys isn’t selling a Ninja Foodi multi-cooker for £8.55
Full Fact→ No, Argos isn’t selling a garden storage bench for as little as £3
Full Fact→ Currys isn’t selling Dyson vacuum cleaners for £8.55
Full Fact→ No, Screwfix is not selling display drill sets for less than a tenner
Full Fact→ Toy company not selling inflatable ‘bounce houses’ for £2
Facebook posts falsely claim Smyths Toys is selling inflatable bouncy castles in exchange for filling out a short survey.
Full Fact→ No, Amazon is not selling HP laptops for £3
Full Fact→ No, Tesco isn’t selling a nutribullet baby food processor for £1.99
Full Fact→ No, Aldi isn’t selling cheap food boxes to the over 40s
Full Fact→ No, Cadbury isn’t selling an ‘Eid egg’
Mondelēz International, the company which owns Cadbury, confirmed a viral image of an ‘Eid egg’ does not show a real product.
The Dispatch→ Trump Attempts a Tightrope Walk on Selling AI Chips to China Without Boosting Its Military
The president’s plan may be an attempt to thread an ‘impossible needle.’
Full Fact→ Currys isn’t selling virtual reality headsets for £3 to those who complete surveys
False claims that Currys is selling the Meta Quest S3 at bargain prices have been shared online.
Full Fact→ Wickes is not running a ‘special promotion’ selling ‘96 pack’ of fruit and veg seeds for £3
The retailer confirmed to Full Fact that this is not a genuine offer from the company.
Full Fact→ No, Argos isn’t selling Nintendo Switch 2s for less than £5
Argos has confirmed this isn’t a genuine offer, despite posts being shared on social media claiming otherwise.
Full Fact→ Boots is not selling Elemis skincare sets for under £10
Facebook posts and ads falsely claim people aged 40 or above can receive an Elemis skincare set for under £10 if they complete a survey.
Full Fact→ Argos isn’t selling iPads for £3 to people who fill out a survey
Posts and adverts on Facebook have promoted a fake Argos offer claiming that people can get an iPad for next to nothing from the retailer.
Full Fact→ No, Argos isn’t selling iPhones for £9.99
We’ve seen more Facebook posts falsely claiming that Argos is selling iPhones for just £9.99 to people who fill in a customer service survey.
Full Fact→ Argos isn’t selling Apple Watch 9s for £3 to people who fill in a survey
Argos confirmed that another Facebook post, this time claiming users could get an Apple Watch 9 at an improbably low price by filling in a survey, wasn’t a genuine offer from the retailer.
Full Fact→ Argos isn’t selling Nintendo Switch 2 consoles for £4
Posts on social media claim Argos is selling Nintendo Switch 2 games consoles for £4 to people who fill in a customer review, but the retailer confirmed this isn’t a genuine offer.
Full Fact→ Fortnum & Mason isn’t selling ‘Family Hampers’ for £10 to the over-40s
Despite posts on social media claiming the company is selling discounted products to over-40s who fill in a survey, Fortnum & Mason confirmed this offer isn’t genuine.
Full Fact→ M&S isn’t selling ‘collection hampers’ to the over-50s for £10
Posts being shared on Facebook claim over-50s can get a Marks & Spencer hamper for filling out a questionnaire, but the retailer confirmed this is not a genuine offer.
Full Fact→ Argos isn’t selling cheap iPad Pros to people who fill in a survey
A spokesperson for Argos confirmed to Full Fact that offers of iPads for those who fill in surveys aren’t genuine.
Full Fact→ Boots is not selling Sol de Janeiro gift sets for £3
Posts promoting supposed offers that seem too good to be true are very common on sites like Facebook.
Full Fact→ Boots is not selling Sol de Janeiro gift sets for £3
Posts promoting supposed offers that seem too good to be true are very common on sites like Facebook.
Full Fact→ Morrisons is not selling ‘food boxes’ for just £10
False posts claiming the retailer is doing this are being shared yet again on Facebook.
Full Fact→ Holland & Barrett isn’t selling a box of sports supplements for £1
The company has confirmed the offers circulating on social media are not genuine.
Full Fact→ Argos isn’t selling HP laptops for £3 to people who fill in a survey
Argos has confirmed that posts being shared on social media claiming as much do not contain genuine offers from the retailer.
Full Fact→ John Lewis is not selling car seat strollers for £3
Posts promoting supposed offers that seem too good to be true are very common on sites like Facebook.
Full Fact→ Morrisons is not selling £10 food boxes to ‘seniors’
Despite claims to the contrary being shared online, the retailer is not selling food boxes of seasonal stock for £10 to people aged over 50.
Full Fact→ Argos isn’t selling PlayStations for £2
We see false offers like this circulating on Facebook often. Argos has confirmed it isn’t real.
Full Fact→ Facebook posts falsely claim Lego is selling ‘mystery boxes’ for just £3
Despite claims on Facebook to the contrary, Lego has confirmed these are not genuine Lego offers.
Full Fact→ No, Argos is not selling Samsung smartphones for £2
Social media posts have claimed the retailer is offering Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultras for ‘just £2’, but this isn’t true.
Full Fact→ No, Lego is not selling ‘mystery’ boxes for £3 to help clear stock
The company has told Full Fact a supposed offer that’s been shared on Facebook is not genuine.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: The Trump Organization DID Start Selling ‘Trump 2028’ Hats in April 2025
Did the Trump Organization begin selling "Trump 2028" baseball hats in April 2025? Yes, that's true: social media posts and photographs accurately depicted a real listing on the website trumpstore.com, which is the the official retail web
Full Fact→ No, Argos is not selling iPhones for £8.40
This is another case of social media posts sharing an offer that’s too good to be true—this is not a genuine deal associated with the retailer.
Full Fact→ No, Argos is not selling pressure washers for less than £2
Posts promoting supposed offers that seem too good to be true are very common on sites like Facebook.
Lead Stories→ Fact Check: FAKE Truth Social Screenshot Shows Trump Threatening Capital Controls And Tariffs On ‘Foreign Selling’ To Protect Stock Market
Did President Donald Trump post he would impose capital controls because "TERRIBLE things" were happening to "our BEAUTIFUL AND GREAT STOCK MARKET" and that he would put a tariff on "foreign selling"? No, that's not true: A viral screensh
The Dispatch→ Is the Ukrainian Military Selling ‘Up To Half’ of Its U.S.-Provided Weapons?
There is no evidence to support those claims.
Full Fact→ Royal Mail is not selling ‘lost parcels’ for £1
Facebook posts linking to a website claiming to be a scheme where undelivered items are resold for low prices are not genuine.