- 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 Takes Action against Operators of Student Loan Debt Relief Schemes and the Financing Company that Assisted Them ( )
- FTC Sends Warning Letters to Companies Advertising Their CBD-Infused Products as Treatments for Serious Diseases, Including Cancer, Alzheimer’s, and Multiple Sclerosis ( )
- FTC Obtains Preliminary Injunction Halting Online Beauty Product Sellers’ Deceptive “Free Trial” Offers ( )
- Google y YouTube pagarán una suma récord de $170 millones de dólares por presuntas infracciones a la Ley de Privacidad Infantil ( )
- Google and YouTube Will Pay Record $170 Million for Alleged Violations of Children’s Privacy Law ( )
- FTC Names Additional Defendant in Student Loan Debt Relief Case ( )
- FTC Sending Refund Checks Totaling More Than $11.6 Million to Businesses and Organizations That Paid for Unordered Office and Cleaning Supplies ( )
- Operator of Colorado Technical University and American InterContinental University Will Pay $30 Million to Settle FTC Charges it Used Deceptive Lead Generators to Market its Schools ( )
- Most Telemarketer Fees to Access the FTC’s National Do Not Call Registry to Increase in FY 2020 ( )
- FTC to Hold Workshop on Made in USA Advertising and Marketing Claims ( )
- FTC Refunds Consumers Who Bought FlexiPrin Joint Pain Supplement ( )
- FTC Refunds Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed and Advertised “Nobetes” Diabetes Treatment Supplement ( )
- FTC Returns an Additional $757,946 to DOTAuthority.com Customers in Second Distribution ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Orders with Five Companies that Allegedly Violated the Consumer Review Fairness Act ( )
- FTC Obtains Telemarketing Injunctions against Recidivist Do Not Call Violators Jasjit “Jay” Gotra and His Company, Alliance Security Inc. ( )
- Operator of Email Management Service Settles FTC Allegations that it Deceived Consumers About How it Accesses and Uses Emails ( )
- FTC to Host Workshop on Consumer Issues Related to Loot Boxes ( )
- FTC Returns More than $748,000 to Consumers Who Signed Up for a “Free” Internet Auction Kit with Hidden Charges ( )
- Additional Defendants in Student Debt Relief Schemes Agree to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Releases Agenda for Loot Box Workshop on August 7 ( )
- FTC Sends $68,000 in Refund Checks to Consumers Who Bought Lights of America LED Light Bulbs and Filed a Claim ( )
- FTC Returns More than $708,000 to Consumers and Businesses Tricked Into Paying for Unordered Light Bulbs and Cleaning Supplies ( )
- FTC Approves Stipulated Order Settling Charges against Gerber Products Company ( )
- FTC Stops Student Loan Debt Relief Scheme, Charges Operators with Misleading Consumers ( )
- FTC Returns More than $380,000 to Victims of Business Coaching and Development Services Scam ( )
- FTC and Partners Sponsor “Back-to-Basics” Advertising and Data Security Workshop in Atlanta ( )
- Consumers Still Paying for Sham Insurance Products Sold by Simple Health to be Notified About the Fraud and Provided an Opportunity to Enroll in Comprehensive Health Insurance Plans During a Special Enrollment Period ( )
- FTC, Law Enforcement Partners Announce New Crackdown on Illegal Robocalls ( )
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