- FTC Cracks Down On Bogus Medical Discount Scam Targeting Seniors ( )
- Deceptive Robocallers Permanently Shut Down In FTC Settlements ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks to Consumers Who Bought Dietary Supplements ( )
- FTC Shuts Down Fraudulent Debt Relief Operation ( )
- FTC Halts Two Automobile Dealers' Deceptive Ads ( )
- FTC Updates Telemarketer Fees for the Do Not Call Registry as of October 1, 2013 ( )
- Precious Metal Marketers Agree to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- Jesta Digital Settles FTC Complaint it Crammed Charges on Consumers' Mobile Bills Through 'Scareware' and Misuse of Novel Billing Method ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on AssertID, Inc., Proposal for Parental Verification Method Under COPPA Rule ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Consumers Who Purchased Disney- or Marvel Hero-themed Children's Vitamins ( )
- FTC Seeks Contempt Ruling Against Suntasia Telemarketing Defendants ( )
- FTC Acts Against Spam Text and Robocalling Operations ( )
- Three Companies Barred from Advertising Mattresses as Free From Volatile Organic Compounds Without Scientific Evidence to Back Up Claims ( )
- 'Free iPhone' Text Message Spammer Settles FTC Charges ( )
- Operators of Credit Card Interest Rate Reduction Scheme Barred from Telemarketing, Will Turn Over Funds Frozen by Court ( )
- Marketers of Unproven Bed Bug and Head Lice Treatments Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Settles ‘Rachel’ Robocall Enforcement Case ( )
- FTC Extends Public Comment Deadline on Proposed Telemarketing Sales Rule Changes Through August 8, 2013 ( )
- FTC Testifies Before Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Enforcement of the National Do Not Call Registry and Efforts to Stop Illegal Robocalls ( )
- Mortgage Broker Targeting U.S. Servicemembers Will Pay Record $7.5 Million to Settle Alleged Telemarketing Violations ( )
- FTC Consumer Protection Staff Updates Agency's Guidance to Search Engine Industry on the Need to Distinguish Between Advertisements and Search Results ( )
- Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against Defendant Who Assisted Grant Writers' Institute Scheme; Order to Pay $1.68 Million to Defrauded Consumers Survives Challenge ( )
- FTC Proposes Changes to Align the Fur Labeling Rule Guarantee Provisions with Similar Proposed Provisions in the Textile Rules ( )
- FTC Submits Comment on "Certified Sustainable Seafood" Label ( )
- FTC Returns More than $700,000 to Victims of Operation that Allegedly Sold Bogus Health Insurance ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on Proposal to Ban Payment Methods Favored in Fraudulent Telemarketing Transactions ( )
- Operators of Two Bogus Tech Support Schemes Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Sends Educational Letters to Businesses to Help Them Prepare for COPPA Update ( )
- FTC Settlement Requires California Company to Halt Illegal Robocalls ( )
- FTC Votes Unanimously to Retain July 1 Date for Implementation of the Updated Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule ( )
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