If you have an old debt with the IRS, you might
receive a letter informing you that your account is being transferred to a
private debt collector
If you have an old debt with the IRS, you might
receive a letter informing you that your account is being transferred to a
private debt collector
All defendants banned from telemarketing and debt relief services
At the request of the Federal Trade Commission and the Florida Office of the Attorney General, a federal district court judge has entered eight orders against an intertwined web of Orlando-based individuals and companies that bombarded consumers with illegal robocalls from “Card Member Services,” pitching worthless credit card interest rate reduction programs
Aaron Michael Jones permanently banned from all telemarketing
A federal district court judge in California has approved default judgments against Aaron Michael Jones and nine companies whom the Federal Trade Commission charged earlier this year with running an operation that blasted consumers with billions of illegal telemarketing robocalls
The CFPB works to create a level playing field in
financial markets and to help ensure fairness for consumers
The staff of the Federal Trade Commission has provided its 2016 Annual Financial Acts Enforcement Report to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on enforcement and related activities regarding Regulation Z (Truth in Lending Act), Regulation M (Consumer Leasing Act), and Regulation E (Electronic Fund Transfer Act)
Operators accused of bilking consumers out of millions through “bait and switch” scheme
A Federal court has granted a request from the Federal Trade Commission and the State of Georgia to permanently bar the deceptive business practices of an electronics buyback company that misled consumers about the amount of money it would pay them for selling their used smartphones, tablets and other devices
Commission alleges duo developed supposedly independent review websites, posted deceptive endorsements
Two brothers have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that in marketing and selling their trampolines, they deceived consumers by directing them to review websites that claimed to be independent but were not, and by failing to disclose that one of the brothers posted online product endorsements without disclosing his financial interest in the sale of the products
The May 2017 Monthly Complaint Report summarizes
the complaints submitted by people age 62 and older
Checks are being sent to people who bought the supplements in retail stores
The Federal Trade Commission is mailing 38,553 refund checks totaling $1
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