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XCast Labs, Inc., FTC v.
In February 2022, at the request of the Federal Trade Commission, federal courts in California ordered two Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers, Xcast and Deltracon, to turn over information that the agency is seeking as part of ongoing investigations into potentially illegal robocalls. Companies that fail to comply with such federal court orders can be held in contempt.
Deltracon, Inc., FTC v.
In February 2022, at the request of the Federal Trade Commission, federal courts in California ordered two Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) service providers, Xcast and Deltracon, to turn over information that the agency is seeking as part of ongoing investigations into potentially illegal robocalls. Companies that fail to comply with such federal court orders can be held in contempt.
FTC to VoIP Providers: Turn over Information for Robocall Investigations or Prepare to be Sued in Federal Court
FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for February 17 Open Commission Meeting
FTC Data Show Romance Scams Hit Record High; $547 Million Reported Lost in 2021
FTC Charges Florida-based Sellers for Deceptively Marketing “Extended Auto Warranty” Programs
FTC Sues Burger Franchise Company That Targets Veterans and Others With False Promises and Misleading Documents
FTC Sends Full Refunds to Consumers who Bought Deceptively Marketed Fish Oil Supplement
BASF SE, In the Matter of
In April 2021, two companies, BASF SE and DIEM Labs, agreed to pay a total of more than $416,000 to settle FTC charges that they deceptively marketed two dietary fish oil supplements as clinically proven to reduce liver fat in adults and children with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). The payment will enable the Commission to provide refunds to all consumers who bought either supplement. They also were barred from the allegedly illegal conduct. The Commission announced approval of the final consent orders in June 2021.
FTC Outlines Aggressive Approach to Policing Against Pandemic Predators in Testimony Before Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Stopping COVID-19 Fraud and Price Gouging
Letter from FTC Commissioner Wilson to Representatives Schakowsky Rodgers and Bilirakis re IRS Planned Use of Facial Recognition
Vision Path, Inc., Online Seller of Hubble Lenses, Settles Charges it Violated the Contact Lens Rule and FTC Act to Boost Sales
Auto Marketing Company Banned from Industry Under FTC Order
Traffic Jam Events, LLC, In the Matter of
The Federal Trade Commission issued an administrative complaint in August 2020 against a marketer, Traffic Jam Events, LLC, and its owner, David J. Jeansonne II (collectively, the "Respondents"), charging multiple counts of deceptive conduct. The administrative complaint mirrors a prior federal court complaint, which the Commission voluntarily dismissed to pursue a broader administrative proceeding. On October 25, 2021, the Commission granted Complaint Counsel’s Motion for Summary Decision and ordered Respondents to cease and desist from such conduct for twenty years.
FTC Finds Huge Surge in Consumer Reports about Losing Money To Scams Initiated Through Social Media
Remaining Defendants Banned from Providing Student Loan Debt Relief Services in Settlements with FTC
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