- FTC Approves Final Order Against TruHeight for Deceptive and Unsubstantiated Advertising of Supplements for Kids and Teens ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $2.7 Million to Consumers Harmed by Handy Technologies ( )
- FTC Warns Companies Making Questionable ‘Made in the USA’ Claims ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Against Publishing.com, Settling Allegations It Misled Consumers ( )
- Travel App Hopper to Pay $35 Million to Settle FTC Allegations It Charged Fees Without Consent and Deceived Users About Fees and Benefits of Some Products ( )
- FTC, States Sue World Professional Association for Transgender Health Over Deceptive Claims Regarding the Treatment of Children ( )
- FTC Sues to Stop Sprawling Enterprise Operating Unlawful Subscription Schemes ( )
- FTC Files Contempt Motion Against Amare Global and Three Individuals Over Unsubstantiated Health Claims ( )
- FTC Issues Report to Congress on Adoption Practices ( )
- FTC Sues to Stop Deceptive Mortgage Assistance Relief Operation that Targets Homeowners ( )
- FTC Sues to Stop Amare Global Holdings from Misrepresenting the Health Benefits of Its Dietary Supplements for Children and Adults ( )
- FTC, Nevada Will Require Tax-Relief Scammers to Pay Cash and Turn Over Assets Worth Nearly $10 Million to Settle Charges They Misled Consumers about Tax-Relief Services ( )
- FTC to Require Cox Media Group, Two Other Firms to Pay Nearly $1 Million to Settle Charges They Deceived Customers About “Active Listening” AI-Powered Marketing Service ( )
- Shutterstock to Pay $35 Million to Settle FTC Allegations Over Illegal Subscription and Cancellation Practices ( )
- Lead Defendants in the IM Mastery Academy MLM Scheme to Turn Over Tens of Millions of Dollars in Assets to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC and Illinois Take Action to Stop Deceptive Conduct by Company that Created Thousands of Business Listings of Fake Local Home Repair Businesses ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against High-Level MLM Participants who Deceived Workers About the Amount of Money They Can Earn ( )
- New FTC Data Show People Have Lost Billions to Social Media Scams ( )
- Court Orders Operator of Timeshare Exit Scheme to Pay $140 Million Related to FTC Allegations the Scheme Took Millions from Consumers ( )
- FTC Stops Operation that Allegedly Targeted People Seeking Student Loan Debt Relief ( )
- FTC Announces “Made in the USA” Sweep, Including Three Law Enforcement Actions to Protect American Consumers and Businesses ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on Unfair and Deceptive Fee Practices in Online Food and Grocery Delivery Services ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against High-Level MLM Participant who Deceived Workers About the Amount of Money They Can Earn ( )
- Publishing.com to Pay $1.5 Million for Misleading Consumers about How Much Income They Could Earn Using the Company’s Products and Services ( )
- FTC Submits Draft ANPRM Related to Online Food Delivery Service Fees to OMB for Review ( )
- StubHub Refunding $10 Million in Fees to Consumers After Deceptive Ticket Pricing ( )
- FTC, Maryland Attorney General Secure Full Refunds and Additional Penalties Against Lindsay Auto Group for Deceptive Pricing Practices and Unwanted Add-ons ( )
- Air AI and its Owners will be Banned from Marketing Business Opportunities to Settle FTC Charges the Company Misled Many Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $10.9 Million to Consumers Harmed by Credit Repair Pyramid Scheme ( )
- FTC Warns 97 Auto Dealership Groups About Deceptive Pricing ( )
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