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One-time “trial” offer for tooth whitener led to recurring $200 monthly charges
Click to view infographic about low-cost trial scams

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In order to make overdraft
disclosure more straightforward, we’ve created four possible designs for a new
disclosure form

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Three key tips to keep in mind if you are denied access to basic financial services and products

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Commission releasing daily data on consumer complaints about unwanted calls
Every day American consumers report tens of thousands of illegal robocalls to the Federal Trade Commission, and now the FTC is helping put that information to work boosting industry efforts to stop unwanted calls before they reach consumers

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Our recent report discusses companies’ responses to complaints and consumers’ perspectives on the
complaint process and company responses

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The Federal Trade Commission has approved TRUSTe’s proposed modifications to its safe harbor program under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule

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Training for military attorneys, law enforcement personnel, and consumer protection officials to help them address consumer fraud and other issues that affect servicemembers and their families
The Federal Trade Commission, state, and local authorities will convene a conference in Los Angeles on Sept

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As you search for homes and
shop for a mortgage, you may find the homebuying process overwhelming at times

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The Federal Trade Commission is mailing 2,711 checks totaling more than $372,000 to people who paid American Business Builders and related entities for a home-based business opportunity

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Tool would help address security vulnerabilities caused by out-of-date software in IoT devices
The Federal Trade Commission announced that a mobile app developed by a New Hampshire software developer was awarded the top prize in the agency’s competition seeking tools to help consumers protect the security of their Internet of Things (IoT) devices

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