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SuperGoodDeals.com, Inc.
The FTC filed a complaint against SuperGoodDeals.com, Inc. and its owner, Kevin J. Lipsitz, alleging that the defendants falsely promised consumers next-day shipping of facemasks and other personal protective equipment (PPE) to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. In addition, the FTC alleged that some of the other merchandise sold through the SuperGoodDeals website were falsely advertised as “authentic” or “certified.”
Kevin Lipsitz, who defrauded consumers by falsely promising “next day” shipping of facemasks and respirators to consumers at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, will be banned from selling personal protective equipment (PPE) and be required to turn over more than $145,000 to the FTC.
In December 2024, the FTC sent more than $114,000 to consumers who were deceived by “next day shipping” claims on badly needed personal protective equipment (PPE) by online seller SuperGoodDeals.com.
Gravy Analytics, Inc., In the Matter of
Statement of Commissioner Alvaro M. Bedoya Joined by Chair Lina M. Khan and Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter in full and Commissioner Melissa Holyoak in Part I In the Matter of Gravy Analytics, Inc. & Venntel, Inc.
Statement of Chair Lina M. Khan Joined by Commissioner Alvaro M. Bedoya and Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter In the Matter of Mobilewalla, Inc.
Concurring Statement of Commissioner Melissa Holyoak Joined In Part By Commissioner Alvaro M. Bedoya In the Matter of Gravy Analytics, Inc.
FTC Takes Action Against Gravy Analytics, Venntel for Unlawfully Selling Location Data Tracking Consumers to Sensitive Sites
FTC Takes Action Against Mobilewalla for Collecting and Selling Sensitive Location Data
FTC Takes Action Against IntelliVision Technologies for Deceptive Claims About its Facial Recognition Software
FTC Order Requires Online Retailer GOAT to Pay More than $2 Million to Consumers for Mail Order Rule Violations and to Honor Its Buyer Protection Policies
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In December 2024, the FTC announced a court order requiring GOAT, a leading online marketplace for sneakers, apparel, and accessories, to pay more than $2 million for violating an agency rule requiring companies to have reasonable shipping practices.
FTC Takes Aim at Top Fraud Driving Losses Among Older Americans
Dissenting Statement of Commissioner Andrew N. Ferguson Regarding the Telemarketing Sales Rule
Smart Products Surveyed Fail to Provide Consumers with Information on How Long Companies will Provide Software Updates
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