- Online Investment Site to Pay More Than $2.4 Million for Bogus Stock Earnings Claims and Hard-to-Cancel Subscription Charges ( )
- FTC, DOJ, and FDA Take Action to Stop Marketer of Herbal Tea from Making False COVID-19 Treatment Claims ( )
- FTC Returns More Than $930,000 To Consumers Who Bought Teami’s Deceptively Advertised Teas ( )
- FTC Sending Refunds to Consumers who Bought Deceptively Marketed Indoor TV Antennas and Signal Amplifiers from Wellco, Inc. ( )
- FTC Takes Action to Combat Bogus Money-Making Claims Used to Lure People into Dead-end Debt Traps ( )
- Operators of Investment Coaching Scheme Banned from Industry and Ordered to Pay Millions in Redress to Defrauded Consumers ( )
- FTC Enforcement Action Leads U.S. Dept. of Education to Forgive $71.7 Million in Loans for Students Deceived by DeVry University ( )
- FTC to VoIP Providers: Turn over Information for Robocall Investigations or Prepare to be Sued in Federal Court ( )
- FTC Charges Florida-based Sellers for Deceptively Marketing “Extended Auto Warranty” Programs ( )
- FTC Sends Full Refunds to Consumers who Bought Deceptively Marketed Fish Oil Supplement ( )
- FTC Sues Burger Franchise Company That Targets Veterans and Others With False Promises and Misleading Documents ( )
- FTC Outlines Aggressive Approach to Policing Against Pandemic Predators in Testimony Before Senate Commerce Subcommittee ( )
- Auto Marketing Company Banned from Industry Under FTC Order ( )
- Vision Path, Inc., Online Seller of Hubble Lenses, Settles Charges it Violated the Contact Lens Rule and FTC Act to Boost Sales ( )
- Fashion Nova will Pay $4.2 Million as part of Settlement of FTC Allegations it Blocked Negative Reviews of Products ( )
- With Omicron Variant on the Rise, FTC Orders More Marketers to Stop Falsely Claiming Their Products Can Effectively Prevent or Treat COVID-19 ( )
- In Response to FTC Charges, Dun & Bradstreet to Clean Up Small Business Credit Reporting Process and Refund Customers ( )
- FTC Issues Biennial Report to Congress on the National Do Not Call Registry ( )
- Advertising Platform OpenX Will Pay $2 Million for Collecting Personal Information from Children in Violation of Children’s Privacy Law ( )
- FTC Returns Additional $25 Million to Consumers Who Lost Money to Business Coaching Scam ( )
- FTC Issues Refunds Totaling More Than $1.8 Million to Consumers Defrauded by Lifewatch, Inc.’s Deceptive Medical Alert Telemarketing Scheme ( )
- FTC Releases 2021 Do Not Call Registry Data Book; Reports Registrations and Consumer Complaints Both Increased in FY 2021 ( )
- FTC Returns Nearly $60 Million to Drivers Whose Tips Were Illegally Withheld by Amazon ( )
- La FTC devuelve casi $60 millones de dólares a conductores cuyas propinas fueron retenidas ilegalmente por Amazon ( )
- FTC Sends Full Refunds Totaling Over $2 Million to Consumers who Lost Money Through Deceptive Direct Mail Publications Scheme ( )
- FTC Sues Utah-based Company for Falsely Claiming Its Nasal Sprays Can Prevent and Treat COVID-19 ( )
- FTC to Ramp up Enforcement against Illegal Dark Patterns that Trick or Trap Consumers into Subscriptions ( )
- La FTC pone bajo aviso a una gran cantidad de negocios informándoles que las declaraciones falsas sobre oportunidades de ganar dinero pueden causar grandes multas ( )
- FTC Report Finds Annual Cigarette Sales Increased for the First Time in 20 Years ( )
- FTC Puts Businesses on Notice that False Money-Making Claims Could Lead to Big Penalties ( )
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