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FTC to Hold Workshop Tomorrow on Made in USA Advertising and Marketing Claims
FTC Sues Owner of Online Dating Service Match.com for Using Fake Love Interest Ads To Trick Consumers into Paying for a Match.com Subscription
Match Group, Inc.
The Federal Trade Commission has sued online dating service Match Group, Inc. (Match), the owner of Match.com, Tinder, OKCupid, PlentyOfFish, and other dating sites, alleging that the company used fake love interest advertisements to trick hundreds of thousands of consumers into purchasing paid subscriptions on Match.com. The agency also alleges that Match has unfairly exposed consumers to the risk of fraud and engaged in other allegedly deceptive and unfair practices. For instance, the FTC alleges Match offered false promises of “guarantees,” failed to provide services to consumers who unsuccessfully disputed charges, and made it difficult for users to cancel their subscriptions.
FTC Flags Potentially Unlawful TV Ads for Prescription Drug Lawsuits
Belizean Bank to Pay $23 Million and Cease Operations to Settle FTC Charges It Provided Substantial Assistance to the Sanctuary Belize Real Estate Scam
Apex Capital Group Internet Marketers Settle FTC Allegations They Deceived Consumers With False Claims of “Free Trial” Offers and Unauthorized Continuity Plans
FTC Announces Agenda for Sept. 26 Workshop on Made in USA Advertising and Marketing Claims
Truly Organic? The FTC Says No, Alleges Retailer Misled Consumers about Its Products
FTC and CFPB to Host December Workshop on Accuracy in Consumer Reporting
Statement of Commissioner Rohit Chopra in the Matter of Truly Organic
Truly Organic Inc.
Miami Beach-based retailer Truly Organic Inc. (Truly Organic) and its founder and CEO, Maxx Harley Appelman, will pay $1.76 million to settle a FTC complaint alleging that their nationally marketed bath and beauty products are neither “100% organic” nor “certified organic” by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
FTC Returns More than $2.2 Million to Vemma Affiliates Who Lost Money
Vemma Nutrition Company
The FTC will be mailing refund checks totaling more than $2.2 million to people who lost money to an alleged pyramid scheme operated by Vemma Nutrition Company.
Comment of the Staff of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection: In the Matter of Proposed Rule with Request for Public Comment, Debt Collection Practices (Regulation F)
Commissioner Slaughter Comment on the CFPB’s Proposed Rule Regarding Debt Collection Practices (Regulation F)
Comment Submission of Commissioner Rohit Chopra on CFPB Proposed Debt Collection Rule
FTC Staff Submits Comment to CFPB on Proposed Debt Collection Rules
Remarks of Commissioner Noah Joshua Phillips at The Mentor Group, Paris Forum
BA Sports Nutrition, LLC (BODYARMOR sports drink)
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