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FTC Announces Latest Enforcement Action Halting Deceptive CBD Product Marketing
FTC Sends More Than $11M in Refunds to Consumers Affected by Credit Card Interest Rate Reduction Scam
FTC, Illinois AG Send More than $4M to Consumers Affected by Stark Law Phantom Debt Scheme
Western Region (Arizona, Nevada, California) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Southwest Region (Texas) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Southwest Region (Oklahoma) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Southwest Region (Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Southwest Region (Arkansas) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Southeast Region - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
District of Columbia - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Western Region (Utah and Northern Nevada) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Western Region (Colorado) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Western Region (Nevada) - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
East Central Region - Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Midwest Regional Office – Consumer Protection and Financial Impact Listening Session
Associated Community Services, Inc.
The Federal Trade Commission, along with 46 agencies from 38 states and the District of Columbia, has stopped a massive telefunding operation that bombarded 67 million consumers with 1.3 billion deceptive charitable fundraising calls (mostly illegal robocalls). The defendants collected more than $110 million using their deceptive solicitations. Associated Community Services (ACS) and a number of related defendants have agreed to settle charges by the FTC and state agencies that they duped generous Americans into donating to charities that failed to provide the services they promised.
FTC Sends More Than $6.5 Million to Consumers Harmed by Fashion Nova
Fashion Nova, Inc.
Online fashion retailer Fashion Nova will pay $9.3 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it didn’t properly notify consumers and give them the chance to cancel their orders when it failed to ship merchandise in a timely manner, and that it illegally used gift cards to compensate consumers for unshipped merchandise instead of providing refunds.
FTC Acts to Stop Scam Targeting Prisoners and Their Families with Bogus Magazine Offer
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