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The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $449,000 in refunds to consumers who were harmed by American Vehicle Protection Corp

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The Federal Trade Commission will require Marriott International, Inc

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As the nation braces for another major hurricane, the Federal Trade Commission along with the Department of Justice and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are warning consumers about those looking to take advantage of natural disasters by engaging in potential fraud or price gouging

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FDIC CONSUMER NEWS | OCTOBER 7, 2024

FDIC CONSUMER NEWS – OCTOBER 2024 EDITION
YOUR BANK AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Interacting with your financial institution on social media
Many people connect with friends, meet new people, and interact with businesses on social media sites and apps such as Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn

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The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $1

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The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $88,000 in refunds to consumers who bought Chinese-made measuring cups marketed as “Made in USA” by Instant Brands, the maker of Pyrex-brand kitchen and home products

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Millions of consumers seek urgent medical care at non-profit hospitals that are required to provide financial assistance to patients in need

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The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $2

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The Federal Trade Commission will hold a virtual workshop on February 25, 2025, to examine the use of design features on digital platforms aimed at keeping kids, including teens, online longer and coming back more frequently

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The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against multiple companies that have relied on artificial intelligence as a way to supercharge deceptive or unfair conduct that harms consumers, as part of its new law enforcement sweep called Operation AI Comply

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