- FTC Announces Claims Process for Consumers Harmed by Credit Karma “Pre-Approved” Offers for Which They Were Denied ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Requiring Mastercard to Stop Blocking the Use of Competing Debit Payment Networks ( )
- FTC Acts to Block Payment Processor’s Credit Card Laundering for Tech Support Scammers ( )
- FTC Takes Action to Stop Credit Karma From Tricking Consumers With Allegedly False “Pre-Approved” Credit Offers ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Finalizes Order Against Electronic Payment Systems for Opening Credit Card Merchant Accounts for Fake Companies and Helping a Bogus Business Opportunity ( )
- Scammers Who Used Robocalls to Target Cash-Strapped Consumers Banned from Selling Debt Relief Services and Telemarketing ( )
- FTC Returns Nearly $315,000 to Consumers Who Bought Worthless Credit Card Interest Rate Reduction Programs ( )
- FTC Returns Full Refunds to Consumers Who Paid to Lower Their Credit Card Interest Rates ( )
- Two Defendants Settle Allegations in ‘Money Now Funding’ Credit Card Charge Laundering Scheme ( )
- Defendants Settle FTC Charges in ‘Money Now Funding’ Credit Card Laundering Scheme ( )
- FTC Seeks Order to Stop Copycat Scam Pitching Bogus Credit Card Interest-Rate Reduction Services ( )
- FTC, Florida Attorney General Close the Book on Robocall Ring That Pitched U.S. Consumers Worthless Credit Card Rate Reduction Programs ( )
- FTC Files Joint Amicus Brief with U.S. Department of Justice in Supreme Court Cases Involving Visa and MasterCard ( )
- FTC Sends Out Third Round of Redress Checks to Victims of the J.K. Publications Credit Card Fraud ( )
- FTC Action Leads to Court Orders Against Scheme That Charged Millions of Dollars to Consumers' Bank and Credit Card Accounts Without Their Consent ( )
- FTC To Study Credit Card Industry Data Security Auditing ( )
- FTC and State of Florida Sue Payment Processing Operation for Credit Card Laundering and Assisting Debt Relief Scam ( )
- FTC Sends Out More Redress Checks to Victims of the J.K. Publications Credit Card Fraud ( )
- FTC Issues Redress Checks to Victims of the J.K. Publications Credit Card Fraud ( )
- FTC Wins $37. 5 Million Judgment from X-Rated Web Site Operators ( )
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