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FTC Halts Scheme that Falsely Claimed to Offer Unlimited Inmate Calling Plans
Keynote Remarks of Commissioner Phillips at the DSA Legal & Regulatory Summit
FTC Acts to Shut Down Unlawful Debt Collection Operation
FTC Sends $7 Million in Refunds to Victims of Tech Support Scam
Little Spoon, Inc. (Little Spoon baby food)
16 CFR Part 303: Rules and Regulations Under the Textile Fiber Products Identification Act
iBackPack of Texas, LLC
Douglas Monahan, operating through his company, iBackPack of Texas, LLC, settled Federal Trade Commission allegations that he operated a deceptive crowdfunding scheme that used contributors’ funds on himself rather than to deliver the high-tech backpack he promised.
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Sound Policy on Consumer Protection Fundamentals
Agency Information Collection Activities; Submission for OMB Review; Comment Request (Franchise Rule)
NutraClick, LLC, et al.
In September 2016, nutritional supplement marketer NutraClick agreed to settle FTC charges that it lured consumers with “free” samples of supplements and beauty products and then violated the law by charging them a recurring monthly fee without their consent. Four years later, in September 2020, the FTC filed a complaint alleging the company and its two principals were continuing to deceptively market their products, in violation of the FTC order. The settlement order, announced simultaneously with the complaint, bans the defendants from negative option marketing and requires them to pay more than $1 million for consumer redress.
FTC, State, and Federal Law Enforcement Partners Announce Nationwide Crackdown on Phantom and Abusive Debt Collection
FTC, Federal and State Partners to Announce Major Law Enforcement Sweep Tuesday
Company Charged With Posing as SBA Lender Settles FTC Charges and Ceases Using ‘SBA Loan Program’ Website and Business Name
Ponte Investments, LLC
A Rhode Island company and its owner will be permanently prohibited from misrepresenting they are affiliated with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) as part of a settlement resolving Federal Trade Commission charges they misled consumers in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. Ponte Investments, LLC, and its owner John C. Ponte were charged by the FTC in April 2020 with misleading small businesses to think they had an affiliation with the SBA and could offer companies access to the coronavirus relief programs administered by the agency.
FTC Refunds More Than $76,000 to Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed “Miracle” Pain Cure for Older Adults
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