- The Truth about Cell Phones and the Do Not Call Registry ( )
- FTC Warns Web Sites Peddling Hormone Replacement Therapy Alternatives to Review Their Claims ( )
- Collection Company Settles Unauthorized Billing Charges ( )
- Children's Book Publisher to Pay $710,000 to Settle Charges it Violated Commission's Negative Option and Telemarketing Sales Rule ( )
- The Truth about Cell Phones and the National Do Not Call Registry ( )
- FTC Issues Study on Competition in Contact Lens Market ( )
- FTC Charges Marketers with Making Deceptive Efficacy and Safety Claims about Ephedra and Yohimbine Dietary Supplements ( )
- Cross-Border Law Enforcement Yields $1.5 Million in Redress for U.S. Consumers ( )
- FTC Seeks Comments on Proposed TSR Amendment On Call Abandonment ( )
- FTC Unveils New E-mail Address for Deceptive Spam: Spam@uce.gov ( )
- FTC: Bogus "Nonprofit" Debt Negotiation Companies Misled Consumers in Financial Trouble and Violated Do Not Call Registry ( )
- UMG Recordings, Inc. to Pay $400,000, Bonzi Software, Inc. To Pay $75,000 to Settle COPPA Civil Penalty Charges ( )
- Court Order Puts Brakes on International License Marketers ( )
- FTC Report Cites Improvements in Alcohol Industry Self-Regulation ( )
- FTC Drives International License Marketers out of Business ( )
- FTC and States Unite to Fight Fundraising Fraud ( )
- Fraudulent Fundraising Operation Banned from Future Fundraising and Telemarketing Activities ( )
- FTC Releases Second Follow-Up Report on the Marketing of Violent Entertainment to Children ( )
- Five Manufacturers of Over-the-counter Analgesic Products Agree to Settle Charges of Mislabeling Certain Products as "Made in USA" ( )
- Joint FTC/Commerce Department Report Released on "Reasonable Demonstration" Requirement of ESIGN ( )
- Two Illinois Office Supply Telemarketers Settle FTC Charges: ( )
- Jore Corporation Agrees to Settle FTC Charges of Making Misleading "Made in USA" Claims ( )
- Tennessee Telemarketers Banned from Selling Office Supplies As Part of FTC Settlement ( )
- Black & Decker and its Subsidiary, Kwikset Corp., Agree to Settle FTC Charges of Making Misleading "Made in USA" Claims ( )
- U.S., Canadian Officials Halt Canadian Telemarketing Scam "British Premium Savings Bond" Scheme Targeted Seniors ( )
- "Operation Misprint" Defendants Banned From Telemarketing and Selling of Office Supplies as Part of FTC Settlement ( )
- Promoters of Stock Market Investment Seminars Agree to Settle FTC Charges of Misrepresenting Earnings Potential ( )
- Appeals Court Upholds FTC Ruling; Doan's Must Include Corrective Message in Future Advertising and Labeling ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Issues Report on Online Profiling ( )
- "Operation Misprint" Defendants Banned from Telemarketing Of Nondurable Office, Cleaning or Janitorial Supplies As Part of FTC Settlement ( )
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