- FTC Refunds More Than $76,000 to Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed “Miracle” Pain Cure for Older Adults ( )
- Globex Telecom and Associates Will Pay $2.1 Million, Settling FTC’s First Consumer Protection Case Against a VoIP Service Provider ( )
- NutraClick LLC to Pay $1.04 Million and Agree to Negative Option Marketing Ban To Settle FTC Allegations That it Violated 2016 Court Order ( )
- FTC to Host Virtual “Back-to-Basics” Advertising and Data Security Workshop for Small Businesses ( )
- FTC Refunds More Than $110,000 to Consumers Who Bought StimTein Joint Pain Relief Pills ( )
- FTC Joins Four States in Action to Shut Down Alleged Sham Charity Funding Operation That Bilked Millions From Consumers ( )
- FTC Settlement Requires Online Trading Academy to Forgive Consumer Debt, and Principals to Turn Over Millions in Cash and Assets ( )
- Un acuerdo resolutorio de la FTC con Online Trading Academy requiere la condonación de deudas de consumidores y les exige a sus directivos la entrega de millones de dólares en efectivo y en activos ( )
- Operators of Student Debt Relief Scheme Agree to Pay at Least $835,000 to Settle FTC Allegations ( )
- FTC Refunds Almost $3.9 Million to Purchasers of Deceptively Advertised Quell Wearable Pain-Relief Device ( )
- FTC to Hold Virtual Workshop November 10 on Franchise Rule ( )
- Auto Dealer Group to Cease Business Operations As Part of FTC Settlement ( )
- Children’s Online Learning Program ABCmouse to Pay $10 Million to Settle FTC Charges of Illegal Marketing and Billing Practices ( )
- Statement of FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Director Andrew Smith on the Memorandum Opinion Issued by U.S. District Court Judge Peter J. Messitte in the Matter of In re Sanctuary Belize Litigation ( )
- FTC Seeks to Add Real Estate Investment Celebrities Dean Graziosi and Scott Yancey as Defendants in Real Estate Training Case ( )
- FTC and State of Wisconsin Warn Hearing Aid Sellers About Deceptive Stimulus Payment Claims ( )
- FTC Sends Letters Warning 20 More Marketers to Stop Making Unsupported COVID-19 Treatment ( )
- FTC Staff Issue Perspective Paper on Video Game Loot Boxes Workshop ( )
- FTC Adds Charges Against Auto Marketer For Deceptive “Prize” Mailers ( )
- FTC Acts Against Online Sellers That Falsely Promised Fast Delivery of Facemasks and Other Personal Protective Equipment ( )
- FTC Testifies At an Oversight Hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee ( )
- FTC Sues California Marketer of $23,000 COVID-19 “Treatment” Plan ( )
- FTC Acts to Stop Deceptive Insulation and Energy-Savings Claims ( )
- In Final Court Summary, FTC Reports Volkswagen Repaid More Than $9.5 Billion To Car Buyers Who Were Deceived by “Clean Diesel” Ad Campaign ( )
- FTC and Missouri Attorney General Warn Hearing Aid Sellers About Deceptive Stimulus Payment Claims ( )
- FTC Testifies Before Congress on Efforts to Combat COVID-19-related Scams ( )
- Court Rules in FTC’s Favor Against Student Debt Relief Scammers ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $1 Million in Refunds to Victims of Labor Law Poster Scam ( )
- FTC Sends More than $1 Million in Refunds to Victims of Student Loan Debt Relief Scam ( )
- Statement of FTC General Counsel Alden F. Abbott regarding Supreme Court Orders Granting Review of Two FTC Matters ( )
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