Aside from talks about Ben Seewald passing the dad test, "Jill and Jessa: Counting On" is reportedly deceived by Duggar deceit featuring Jinger Duggar, for ratings.

According to Fashion & Style, the latest episode for "Jill and Jessa: Counting On" saw Jinger become interested in making money flipping cars. As per the publication, her brothers brought her to an automobile auction.

Including John-David, Jinger's brothers reportedly told her the secrets behind identifying a car with an issue, as well as how a new paint job can impact a wrecked car's marketability before a car auction.

Jinger was also helped by her brothers to use her skill at car fixing to sell it to a potential buyer named Eric. As per the publication, the buy expressed his desire to buy the car; however, the conclusion of the show revealed that the transaction did not materialize, as Jinger sold it to another person.

Insiders told Cafe Mom that the deal was fake, since there was nothing legit to start with. As per the insiders, Eric told a friend that he was asked to shoot a sequence on the show as a favor to a friend who happened o be part of the film crew, though truth revealed that he was not interested on buying the car.

The incident reportedly led several advertisers to withdraw their affiliation with the show, since they reportedly do not want to be attached with the Duggar family. The idea behind the series' fake stories started in previous year, which involved Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and their eldest son Josh Duggar.

Some companies that still advertise on "Jill & Jessa: Counting On" include Credit Repair Pros, Expedia for St. Jude Children's Hospital, the Open Road Films movie "Mother's Day," Match, Disney's "The Jungle Book," and Fox's "American Idol," among others, as per Starcasm.

In other news, Seewald had his dad test and tried babysitting, since Jessa had to have a coffee date with Anna Duggar and Jana Duggar. According to reports, Seewald's confidence as a father was boosted after being able to change his child's diaper without a mess. He said that he would be a little more confident, as he would have done it before. As for Jessa, she said that she had nothing to worry about, since Ben had had everything under control.

"Jill & Jessa: Counting On" airs every Tuesday on TLC.