- FTC, Illinois Take Action Against Leader Automotive Group for Overcharging and Deceiving Consumers Through Add-Ons, Junk Fees, Bogus Reviews ( )
- FTC Order Against AI-Enabled Review Platform Sitejabber Will Ensure Consumers Get Truthful and Accurate Reviews ( )
- FTC Announces Crackdown on Deceptive AI Claims and Schemes ( )
- FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for September 19 Open Commission Meeting ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against Security Camera Firm Verkada over Charges it Failed to Secure Videos, Other Personal Data and Violated CAN-SPAM Act ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Announces Final Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Testimonials ( )
- CarShield, Nationwide Seller of Vehicle Service Contracts, to Pay $10 Million to Resolve Federal Trade Commission Charges of Deceptive Advertising ( )
- FTC Acts to Stop Debt Relief Scheme Targeting Spanish-Speaking Student Loan Borrowers ( )
- La FTC actúa para detener un esquema de alivio de deudas que apunta contra deudores de préstamos estudiantiles hispanohablantes ( )
- FTC Issues Third Report on E-Cigarette Advertising and Sales in the U.S. ( )
- FTC Sends More Than $10 Million in Refunds to Consumers Harmed by Real Estate Investment Training Scheme ( )
- FTC Issues Notice Regarding Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Informal Hearing ( )
- FTC to Hold Informal Hearing on Proposed Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Testimonials ( )
- FTC, California Obtain Order Against DNA Testing Firm over Charges it Made a Myriad of Misrepresentations to Consumers to Entice Them to Buy Ancestry Reports ( )
- FTC Warns Two Trade Associations and a Dozen Influencers About Social Media Posts Promoting Consumption of Aspartame or Sugar ( )
- Online Shoe Seller Hey Dude, Inc. to Pay $1.95 Million for Violating FTC’s Mail, Internet, and Telephone Order Rule and Suppressing Negative Consumer Reviews ( )
- FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for September 14 Open Meeting ( )
- FTC, State Partners Secure Proposed Order Banning Roomster and Owners from Using Deceptive Reviews ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against Makers of Sobrenix Supplement That Deceptively Claimed to Reduce Alcohol Cravings, Relied on Fake Endorsements ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Announces Proposed Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Testimonials ( )
- FTC Acts to Stop Owner, Marketers of ‘Smoke Away’ from Deceptively Claiming Products Enable Users to Quit Smoking ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Announces Updated Advertising Guides to Combat Deceptive Reviews and Endorsements ( )
- FTC Suit Leads to $16.7 Million Judgment Against Principals and Celebrity Endorsers of Real Estate Investment Training Program ( )
- FTC Announces Refund Claims Process for Fashion Nova Customers Affected by Deceptive Review Practices ( )
- FTC Issues Orders to Social Media and Video Streaming Platforms Regarding Efforts to Address Surge in Advertising for Fraudulent Products and Scams ( )
- FTC Charges Supplement Marketer with Hijacking Ratings and Reviews on Amazon.com and Using Them to Deceive Consumers ( )
- FTC Approves Final Orders against Google and iHeartMedia for Deceptive On-Air Endorsements for Google’s Pixel 4 Phone ( )
- FTC, States Sue Google and iHeartMedia for Deceptive Ads Promoting the Pixel 4 Smartphone ( )
- FTC Takes Action to Stop DK Automation and Kevin David Hulse From Pitching Phony Amazon and Crypto Moneymaking Schemes ( )
- FTC to Explore Rulemaking to Combat Fake Reviews and Other Deceptive Endorsements ( )
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