- Phantom Debt Brokers and Collectors Settle FTC and New York AG Charges ( )
- FTC and CFPB Report on 2018 Activities to Combat Illegal Debt Collection Practices ( )
- Imposter Scams Top Complaints Made to FTC in 2018 ( )
- FTC Stops Phantom Debt Collection Scheme ( )
- FTC and New York Attorney General Sue Operators of Debt Collection Scheme ( )
- FTC Settlements Stop Debt Collection Scheme ( )
- FTC Settlements Ban Fraudulent Debt Collectors from Debt Collection Business and from Buying or Selling Debt ( )
- FTC Returns Money to People Targeted by Phony Debt Collection Scheme ( )
- FTC and New York Attorney General Act Against Phantom Debt Brokers and Collectors ( )
- Phantom Debt Collectors Settle FTC Charges of Deceiving Consumers ( )
- FTC and New York Attorney General Settlements Ban Abusive Debt Collectors from the Debt Collection Business and from Buying or Selling Debt ( )
- CFPB and FTC Report on 2017 Activities to Combat Illegal Debt Collection Practices ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order Against Final Defendant in Phantom Debt Scheme ( )
- FTC Releases Annual Summary of Complaints Reported by Consumers ( )
- FTC to Release Annual Consumer Sentinel Data Book ( )
- FTC Staff Perspective Examines Key Financial Issues That Affect Military Consumers ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order Banning Debt Collectors from Debt Collection Business ( )
- FTC Charges Debt Collection Business Defrauded Consumers into Paying Debts They Did Not Owe ( )
- FTC Settlements Ban Chicago-area Phantom Debt Collector from the Debt Collection Business and from Selling Debt Portfolios ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order Against Scheme that Sold Fake Payday Loan Debt Portfolios ( )
- FTC Obtains Court Order: Debt Collector Banned from Debt Collection Business ( )
- FTC Charges Debt Collection Operation Took Consumers’ Money for Phantom Debts ( )
- FTC to Coordinate with and Provide Resources for Military Community at Financial Workshop ( )
- FTC Charges Debt Collection Scheme with Posing as Attorneys to Take Consumers’ Money for Phantom Debts ( )
- La FTC acusa a un esquema de cobranza de deudas de hacerse pasar por abogados para quedarse con el dinero de los consumidores cobrándoles deudas fantasmas ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Victims of Abusive Debt Collection Operation ( )
- FTC Charges Debt Collection Scheme Took Consumers’ Money for Phantom Debts They Did Not Owe ( )
- FTC Returns Money to Victims of Timeshare Resale Scam ( )
- FTC Announces Agenda for Military Consumer Financial Workshop: Protecting Those Who Protect Our Nation ( )
- Debt Collector Ordered to Pay $2 Million in Civil Penalties ( )
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