Following a public comment period and review of AgeCheq, Inc

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The defendants in a federal court action brought by the FTC have agreed to stop operating an advance fee recovery scheme for the duration of the on-going litigation

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Proposed Buyers Guide Requires Dealers to Disclose if They Have Vehicle History Reports
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking supplemental public comments on proposed changes to the agency’s Used Car Rule and the Used Car Buyers Guide that the Rule requires dealers to display

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FTC, State of Florida Charge Companies Bilked $120 Million from Consumers for Bogus Software and Tech Support Service
At the request of the Federal Trade Commission and the State of Florida, a federal court has temporarily shut down two massive telemarketing operations that conned tens of thousands of consumers out of more than $120 million by deceptively marketing computer software and tech support services

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The Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed verifiable parental consent method that AgeCheq, Inc

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Defendants Will Pay $22 Million for Consumer Refunds
The Federal Trade Commission has stopped an online scheme that allegedly lured consumers with “free” access to their credit scores and then billed them a recurring fee of $29

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Following a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has approved a final consent order settling charges that a company providing a “Made in USA” certification seal to marketers did so without verifying the companies’ Made in USA claims, or disclosing that the companies had certified themselves

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Company Failed to Conduct Annual Recertifications, Facilitated Misrepresentation as Non-Profit
TRUSTe, Inc

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Company Failed to Conduct Annual Recertifications, Facilitated Misrepresentation as Non-Profit
TRUSTe, Inc

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A settlement obtained by the Federal Trade Commission and the Office of the Florida Attorney General permanently shuts down an Orlando-based operation that bilked seniors by using pre-recorded robocalls to sell them supposedly free medical alert systems

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