- Court Finds Promoter of Bogus “Alcohol Cure” in Contempt ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Consumers Who Bought Allegedly Bogus Weight-Loss Products ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Consumers Tricked into Buying Phony Health Insurance ( )
- FTC Update: Telemarketer Fees for the Do Not Call Registry Will Not Increase in FY 2016 ( )
- La FTC demanda a comercializadores que usaron “cláusulas mordaza”, amenazas monetarias y demandas judiciales para impedir que los consumidores publicaran comentarios negativos sobre productos para perder peso de eficacia no comprobada ( )
- FTC Amends Fair Packaging and Labeling Act Rules ( )
- FTC Sues Marketers Who Used “Gag Clauses,” Monetary Threats, and Lawsuits to Stop Negative Consumer Reviews for Unproven Weight-Loss Products ( )
- FTC to Host Workshop September 21 to Examine Advertising for Over-the-Counter Homeopathic Products ( )
- FTC Action: Auto Dealership Will Pay $80,000 Penalty for Violating 2012 Order Prohibiting Deceptive Advertising of Vehicle Costs ( )
- FTC Charges Marketers of ‘Vision Improvement’ App With Deceptive Claims ( )
- La FTC envía cartas de advertencia sobre sellos de certificación ecológica ( )
- FTC Sends Warning Letters about Green Certification Seals ( )
- FTC Posts Agenda for September 21 Workshop to Examine Advertising for Over-the-Counter Homeopathic Products ( )
- Xbox One Promoter Settles FTC Charges That it Deceived Consumers With Endorsement Videos Posted by Paid ‘Influencers’ ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks Totaling Almost $175,000 to Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed Supplements to Treat Childhood Speech Disorders ( )
- La FTC envía cheques de reembolso por un total aproximado de $175,000 a consumidores que compraron suplementos para tratar trastornos infantiles del habla comercializados engañosamente ( )
- FTC Staff Comment: FDA Should Reevaluate Its Current Regulatory Framework for Homeopathic Products ( )
- FTC: Se apagan las luces para los dispositivos desinfectantes de luz UV anunciados falsamente ( )
- FTC: Lights Out for Falsely Advertised UV Disinfectant Devices ( )
- Vendedores de una aplicación de “detección de melanoma” sujetos a una prohibición de efectuar declaraciones engañosas referidas a la salud ( )
- “Melanoma Detection” App Sellers Barred from Making Deceptive Health Claims ( )
- FTC Action: Scammers Banned from Selling Healthcare Products ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Consumers in Online ‘Yellow Pages’ Scam ( )
- Auto Loan Relief Scammer Banned from Telemarketing, Debt Relief Services Under FTC Settlement ( )
- Los comercializadores de un suplemento cederán $1.4 millones de dólares para resolver los cargos de la FTC por incurrir en publicidad engañosa ( )
- Supplement Marketers Will Relinquish $1.4 Million to Settle FTC Deceptive Advertising Charges ( )
- FTC, Florida Attorney General Sue to Stop Deceptive Robocalls from Operation That Pitched Seniors “Free” Medical Alert Systems ( )
- La FTC y la Fiscal General de Florida presentan una demanda para frenar las llamadas automáticas pre-grabadas de una operación que promocionó sistemas de alerta médica entre personas mayores ( )
- Two Las Vegas Auto Dealers Settle FTC Charges They Deceptively Advertised the Cost of Their Cars ( )
- Dos concesionarios de carros de Las Vegas resuelven los cargos de la FTC Ellos anunciaron engañosamente el costo de sus carros ( )
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