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From Jan. 30 to Feb. 3 the FTC and our partners will host free podcasts, webinars, Facebook Live interviews, and other events focused on avoiding and recovering from identity theft.

The FTC sued AT&T for unfairly reducing data speeds for unlimited customers.  As a result of a settlement, AT&T is refunding more than $52 million to current and former customers. Visit our refunds page to find out if you're eligible.

Epic Games recently agreed to pay $245 million to settle FTC allegations related to in-game purchases. Find out if you're eligible for a refund.

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Use our visualizations to explore scam and fraud trends in your state based on reports from consumers like you.

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Consumer Alert

Visit ftc.gov/languages for fraud and scam advice in 12 languages

Cristina Miranda
Consumer Alert

This Black History Month, take charge of your credit

Terri Miller
Consumer Alert

GoodRx’s not-so-good privacy practices come to light

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Track enforcement and policy developments by viewing records from the Commission’s open meetings — agendas, transcripts, videos, reports, and public comments.

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