- FTC Issues FY 2015 National Do Not Call Registry Data Book ( )
- FTC Amends Telemarketing Rule to Ban Payment Methods Used by Scammers ( )
- La FTC enmienda la Regla de Telemercadeo para prohibir métodos de pago utilizados por los estafadores ( )
- FTC Brings Action to Stop Marketer from Making Deceptive Opiate Addiction and Withdrawal Treatment Claims ( )
- La FTC entabla una acción para impedir que un comercializador efectúe declaraciones engañosas sobre un tratamiento para la adicción y abstinencia de consumo de sustancias opiáceas ( )
- FTC, Pennsylvania and Connecticut Sue Tech Support Scammers That Took More Than $17 Million From Consumers ( )
- FTC Action: Medical ‘Discount’ Card Scammers Banned from Selling Healthcare-Related Products ( )
- Acción de la FTC: Orden de prohibición contra estafadores de una tarjeta de ‘descuentos’ médicos para vender productos relacionados con la atención de la salud ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Requiring Wet Wipe Manufacturer to Substantiate “Flushability” Advertising Claims ( )
- FTC Approves Changes to Energy Labeling Rule and Proposes Others ( )
- FTC Testifies on Efforts to Stop Fraud Affecting Older Americans Before House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade ( )
- FTC Testifies on Efforts to Stop Illegal Tech Support Scams Before Senate Special Committee on Aging ( )
- Operators of Alleged Tech Support Scam Settle FTC Charges, Will Surrender Money and Property ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Order Against Las Vegas Auto Dealers For Misleading Consumers About Cost of Cars ( )
- FTC Concludes ECM BioFilms Made False, Misleading, and Unsubstantiated Claims About the Biodegradability of Plastic Products Treated with Its Additive ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comments on Proposed Study of the E-Cigarette Industry ( )
- Court Finds Promoter of Bogus “Alcohol Cure” in Contempt ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Consumers Who Bought Allegedly Bogus Weight-Loss Products ( )
- FTC Update: Telemarketer Fees for the Do Not Call Registry Will Not Increase in FY 2016 ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Consumers Tricked into Buying Phony Health Insurance ( )
- 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 Action: Auto Dealership Will Pay $80,000 Penalty for Violating 2012 Order Prohibiting Deceptive Advertising of Vehicle Costs ( )
- FTC to Host Workshop September 21 to Examine Advertising for Over-the-Counter Homeopathic Products ( )
- FTC Charges Marketers of ‘Vision Improvement’ App With Deceptive Claims ( )
- FTC Sends Warning Letters about Green Certification Seals ( )
- La FTC envía cartas de advertencia sobre sellos de certificación ecológica ( )
- 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’ ( )
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