- Washington, DC-Area Car Dealerships, Marketing Firm Settle Deceptive Advertising Charges ( )
- FTC to Hold Workshop Examining Online Event Ticket Sales ( )
- FTC Returns Nearly $90,000 to DOTAuthority.com Customers ( )
- Following Public Comment Period, FTC Repeals the Picture Tube Rule ( )
- Student Debt Relief Operators Agree to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Order in Aromaflage Insect Repellent Advertising Case ( )
- Court Rules in FTC’s Favor in Case against Weight-loss Supplement Marketer Roca Labs ( )
- FTC Brings First-ever Action Targeting “iV Cocktail” Therapy Marketer ( )
- Court Temporarily Halts Operators of Rental Listing Websites from Making False Claims About the Availability of Apartments That Accept Section 8 Vouchers and Other Rental Properties ( )
- FTC Returns more than $10 Million to NetSpend Customers ( )
- Hockey Puck Seller, Companies Selling Recreational and Outdoor Equipment Agree To Stop Making False ‘Made in USA’ Claims in Separate Actions ( )
- Defendant Who Took Part in Business Coaching Scheme Agrees to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comments on Proposal to Rescind Nursery Guides ( )
- FTC Returns more than $14 Million to Consumers Deceived by Misleading Light Bulb Claims ( )
- FTC and State of Minnesota Halt Sellers Playbook’s Get Rich Scheme ( )
- FTC Charges Auto Dealerships in Arizona and New Mexico with Falsifying Consumers’ Information on Financing Documents ( )
- FTC Action Halts Phony Grants Operation ( )
- FTC, Partners Conduct First Compliance Sweep under Newly Amended Used Car Rule ( )
- Operator and Corporate Associate of Business Coaching Scheme Settle with FTC ( )
- FTC Wins $5.2 Million Judgment against Defendants Who Tricked Consumers with Ads for Non-existent Rental Properties and 'Free' Credit Reports ( )
- FTC Warns Consumers about Vacation Rental Scams ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks Totaling More Than $214,000 to People Who Bought Deceptively Marketed Bed Bug Treatments ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order Barring Remaining AuraVie Skincare Sellers from Deceptive Marketing and Billing Practices ( )
- Operators of Get-Rich-With-Amazon Scheme Settle with the FTC ( )
- Defendants Settle Allegations They Deceived Consumers Through Get-Rich-Quick Scheme ( )
- FTC Reaches Settlement with Defendant Related to Tech Support Scam ( )
- Student Loan Debt Relief Scam Operators Agree to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Action Halts MOBE, a Massive Internet Business Coaching Scheme ( )
- Mortgage Relief Defendant Banned from Debt Relief Business in Settlement with FTC ( )
- Operators of Student Loan Debt Relief Schemes Settle FTC Charges ( )
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