- Publisher Will Pay More Than $2 Million to Settle FTC Charges That It Targeted Seniors with Phony Diabetes Cure and Money Making Schemes ( )
- One of the Defendants Behind Alleged Sham Health Insurance Scheme Agrees to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Sends Nearly $4.7 Million to Victims of Digital Altitude Business Coaching Scheme ( )
- Amazon To Pay $61.7 Million to Settle FTC Charges It Withheld Some Customer Tips from Amazon Flex Drivers ( )
- Amazon pagará $61.7 millones de dólares para resolver los cargos de la FTC que indican que retuvo una parte de las propinas ofrecidas por los clientes de Amazon Flex a los conductores de este programa ( )
- FTC Acts to Stop Nevada Companies From Charging Consumers Thousands To Open Credit Cards To Pay For Training Schemes ( )
- FTC Brings First-Ever Cases Under the BOTS Act ( )
- At FTC’s Request, Court Finalizes Orders and Monetary Judgments against Ringleaders of the Sanctuary Belize Real Estate Investment Scheme ( )
- FTC Requires Mobile Advertising Company to Stop Misleading Users About In-Game Rewards ( )
- Ten Individual and Corporate Defendants Settle FTC Charges that They Participated in, Controlled, or Benefitted from the Sanctuary Belize Real Estate Scam ( )
- FTC Approves Final Amendments to the Energy Labeling Rule ( )
- FTC Order Stops the Manufacturer of Superglues, and Company President, from Again Marketing Products with Misleading ‘Made in USA’ Claims ( )
- FTC Data Show Gift Cards Remain Scammers’ Favorite Payment Method ( )
- FTC Announces Crackdown on Deceptively Marketed CBD Products ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Amplifier Rule As Part of Regular Rule Review ( )
- Mientras los estafadores aprovechan los temores generados por la pandemia, la FTC y sus socios del cumplimiento de la ley toman medidas enérgicas contra los fraudes de ingresos engañosos ( )
- FTC Issues Orders to Nine Social Media and Video Streaming Services Seeking Data About How They Collect, Use, and Present Information ( )
- As Scammers Leverage Pandemic Fears, FTC and Law Enforcement Partners Crack Down on Deceptive Income Schemes Nationwide ( )
- FTC Issues Consumer Tips for Avoiding COVID-19 Vaccine Scams ( )
- FTC Takes Action against Second VoIP Service Provider for Facilitating Illegal Telemarketing Robocalls ( )
- FTC Returns Almost $775,000 to Consumers Who Purchased Deceptively Advertised Arthritis and Joint Pain Relief Supplement Synovia from A.S. Research, LLC ( )
- FTC Approves Administrative Complaint Against Supplement Marketer Health Research Laboratories, LLC ( )
- Court Issues Order Halting Operators of Fake Websites Claiming to Sell Clorox and Lysol Products ( )
- FTC Releases Agenda for Franchise Rule Virtual Workshop ( )
- FTC Releases FY 2020 National Do Not Call Registry Data Book ( )
- FTC Data Shows Big Jump in Consumer Reports about Scams Originating on Social Media ( )
- Lois Greisman, FTC’s Associate Director for Marketing Practices, Receives 42nd Annual Roger W. Jones Award for Executive Leadership ( )
- FTC Halts Scheme that Falsely Claimed to Offer Unlimited Inmate Calling Plans ( )
- Company Charged With Posing as SBA Lender Settles FTC Charges and Ceases Using ‘SBA Loan Program’ Website and Business Name ( )
- FTC Refunds More Than $76,000 to Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed “Miracle” Pain Cure for Older Adults ( )
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