- Norm Thompson Outfitters and Wacoal America Settle FTC Charges Over Weight-Loss Claims for Caffeine-infused Shapewear ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that L’Oréal USA, Inc. Made Deceptive Advertising Claims for its Anti-Aging Cosmetics ( )
- Operation ‘Full Disclosure’ Targets More Than 60 National Advertisers ( )
- FTC Mails More Than 400,000 Claim Forms to Possible Victims of Alleged LeanSpa Scam ( )
- Marketers of the Pro-Form ab GLIDER™ Agree to Pay $3 Million in Civil Penalties for Violating 1997 FTC Order Prohibiting Deceptive Weight Loss Claims ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that Company’s Head Lice Protection Claims Were Deceptive ( )
- FTC Stops Marketers of Phony Health Care ‘Discount’ Schemes Directed at Older Americans and Spanish-Speaking Consumers ( )
- La FTC frena las operaciones de comercializadores de falsos esquemas de ‘descuentos’ para la atención de la salud dirigidos contra estadounidenses de edad avanzada y consumidores hispanohablantes ( )
- FTC Settlement Bans Marketer Behind ‘Fat Burner’ Diet Pills from Manufacturing, Marketing Weight-Loss Products ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that Firm Made False and Unsubstantiated Environmental Claims for its Plastic Lumber Products ( )
- Judge Issues Order to Jail Two Dietary Supplement Sellers for Contempt ( )
- Green Coffee Bean Manufacturer Settles FTC Charges of Pushing its Product Based on Results of “Seriously Flawed” Weight-Loss Study ( )
- FTC Updates Telemarketer Fees for the Do Not Call Registry as of October 1, 2014 ( )
- FTC Announces Winners of “Zapping Rachel” Robocall Contest ( )
- Defendants Settle FTC Charges Related to “Your Baby Can Read” Program ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that “BrainStrong Adult” Supplement Marketers Made Deceptive Memory Improvement Claims ( )
- FTC Alerts Major Retailers to Concerns About Concussion Protection Claims for Athletic Mouthguards Made on Websites ( )
- Judge Expected to Rule in FTC Case Against Marketers Ordered to Pay $40 Million for Making Fraudulent Weight-Loss Product Claims ( )
- FTC Sues Online ‘Yellow Pages’ Operation for Scamming Small Businesses, Doctors’ Offices, Retirement Homes, and Religious Schools ( )
- Defendant Behind ‘Six Figure Program’ Work-at-Home Scheme Settles FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Stops Deceptive Office Supply Scam That Targeted Small Businesses and Nonprofits ( )
- FTC Obtains $26.9 Million Judgment Against Work-at-Home Scammer Who Tried to Hide His Assets from 2010 Court Judgment ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order in ‘Green Marketing’ Case Against American Plastic Lumber ( )
- FTC Will Keep Negative Option Rule In Its Current Form ( )
- FTC Approves Modified Final Order in Four Loko Deceptive Advertising Case ( )
- Marketers of ‘Fat Burning’ and ‘Calorie Blocking’ Diet Pills to Pay $500,000 for Making Deceptive Weight Loss Claims ( )
- Federal Court Orders Tech Support Scammers to Pay More Than $5.1 Million ( )
- Made in USA Brand, LLC Agrees to Drop Deceptive Certification Claims ( )
- Scammer Settles FTC Charges He Sent Consumers Millions of Unwanted Texts ( )
- FTC Publishes Official Rules for Zapping Rachel Robocall Contest ( )
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