- Un concesionario de vehículos de Dallas resuelve cargos por anunciar términos de venta y leasing de manera engañosa ( )
- Dallas Auto Dealer Settles Charges It Deceptively Advertised Sale and Lease Terms ( )
- Supplement Sellers Settle FTC, State of Maine False Advertising Charges ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Order against Owners of CSGO Lotto Website ( )
- FTC Halts the Deceptive Practices of Academic Journal Publishers ( )
- Online Lingerie Marketer Prohibited from Deceiving Shoppers About Negative-Option Programs ( )
- Florida-based Supplement Sellers Settle FTC False Advertising Charges ( )
- Internet Marketers of Dietary Supplement and Skincare Products Banned from Deceptive Advertising and Billing Practices ( )
- Solar Panel Lead Generation Robocallers Who Pitched Energy Savings Settle FTC Charges ( )
- Southern California Auto Dealership Group to Pay $1.4 Million for Violating FTC Order Requiring Clear Financing and Leasing Disclosures in Its Advertisements ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order against Deceptive Marketers Who Tricked Consumers with Ads for Non-existent Rental Properties and ‘Free’ Credit Reports ( )
- FTC Obtains Settlements from Operators of Tech Support Scams ( )
- FTC Releases Reports on 2015 Cigarette and Smokeless Tobacco Sales and Marketing Expenditures ( )
- Victory Media Settles FTC Charges Concerning Its Promotion of Post-Secondary Schools to Military Consumers ( )
- U.S. District Court Rules in FTC’s Favor, Imposes $40 Million Judgment Against Weight-Loss Supplement Marketers for Order Violations ( )
- FTC, State Law Enforcement Partners Announce Nationwide Crackdown on Student Loan Debt Relief Scams ( )
- La FTC y las agencias del orden público estatales anuncian batida nacional contra las estafas de alivio de deuda de préstamos estudiantiles ( )
- FTC Sending Refund Checks Totaling More Than $9.8 Million to People Who Were Charged for “Free Trials” for Health Products ( )
- FTC Testifies Before U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging on the Continuing Fight to Combat Illegal Robocalls ( )
- Illinois Firm Barred from Making Misleading Baby Mattress Claims ( )
- FTC Sending Refund Checks Totaling More Than $210,000 to Consumers Who Bought Elimidrol ‘Opiate Withdrawal’ Product ( )
- FTC Helps Consumers Understand Affiliate Marketing in Online Advertising ( )
- FTC to Hold Twitter Chat on Social Media Influencer Disclosures ( )
- Online Marketers Banned from Deceiving Shoppers ( )
- CSGO Lotto Owners Settle FTC’s First-Ever Complaint Against Individual Social Media Influencers ( )
- Los propietarios de CSGO Lotto resuelven la primera demanda jamás entablada contra influyentes de medios sociales ( )
- FTC Announces Refund Process for Victims of Deceptive Tech Support Operation ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order Halting World Patent Marketing Invention Promotion Scheme ( )
- Three Dietary Supplement Marketers Settle FTC, Maine AG Charges ( )
- FTC to Join CDC Twitter Chat on Healthy Contact Lens Wear and Care ( )
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