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Statement of Policy Regarding Communications in Connection with Collection of a Decedent’s Debt, Project No. P104806 #00007 

Submission Number:
00007 
Commenter:
dave  lehr
State:
Ohio
Initiative Name:
Statement of Policy Regarding Communications in Connection with Collection of a Decedent’s Debt, Project No. P104806
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
are you people smoking crack? THIS IS A horrible idea!! would you want YOUR family members to be hounded by the collection agency's?

Statement of Policy Regarding Communications in Connection with Collection of a Decedent’s Debt, Project No. P104806 #00006 

Submission Number:
00006 
Commenter:
 Atticus
State:
Florida
Initiative Name:
Statement of Policy Regarding Communications in Connection with Collection of a Decedent’s Debt, Project No. P104806
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
This is the purpose of PROBATE. Do NOT let these abusive collectors invade the sanctity of a grieving family, who may not be thinking straight - given their circumstances. The 3rd party collection...

Statement of Policy Regarding Communications in Connection with Collection of a Decedent’s Debt, Project No. P104806 #00005 

Submission Number:
00005 
Commenter:
Allen Harkleroad
State:
Georgia
Initiative Name:
Statement of Policy Regarding Communications in Connection with Collection of a Decedent’s Debt, Project No. P104806
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
I think rules concerning deceased family contact by collectors should be tightened not loosened. More often than not the families deceased are not legally responsible for the deceased debt...

Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501 #00045 

Submission Number:
00045 
Commenter:
Mida Smith
State:
Illinois
Initiative Name:
Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
We need our leaders in Washington to take a cue from Canada -- which is well on its way to banning bisphenol A (BPA) after officially declaring it a toxin -- and get busy protecting us, too.

Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501 #00044 

Submission Number:
00044 
Commenter:
Matthew Miller
State:
Idaho
Initiative Name:
Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
I strongly encourage the commission to adopt these changes. Having read them, I think they are less strongly worded than I would like, but they are a huge step in the right direction and will greatly...

Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501 #00043 

Submission Number:
00043 
Commenter:
Molly Hauck
State:
Maryland
Initiative Name:
Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
Tighten up your requirements for what "green" means. According to a new report by the North American environmental-marketing company TerraChoice, 95% of consumer products examined that claim to be...

Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501 #00042 

Submission Number:
00042 
Commenter:
John Gant
Organization:
Glen Raven, Inc
State:
North Carolina
Initiative Name:
Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims, Project No. P954501
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
Upon review of the Summary of the GreenGuide proposed update, I have written these comments: 1 - "Degradable" products should not be limited to one-year decomposition, as that arbitrary number is too...

Mortgage Acts and Practices - Advertising Rule #00004 

Submission Number:
00004 
Commenter:
John Dalton
Organization:
Housing Policy Council
State:
District of Columbia
Initiative Name:
Mortgage Acts and Practices - Advertising Rule
Agency:
Federal Trade Commission
Please see the attached comment letter from the The Financial Services Roundtable's Housing Policy Council. Thank you very much.
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