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FTC Approves Final Order In Nomi Technologies Case
FTC Acts to Halt Vemma as Alleged Pyramid Scheme
FTC Stops Elusive Business Opportunity Scheme
Thirteen Companies Agree to Settle FTC Charges They Falsely Claimed To Comply With International Safe Harbor Framework
Operators of Bogus Credit Repair Scheme Settle FTC Charges
FTC Returns Money to Consumers in Credit Card Interest Rate Scam
FTC Action: Scammers Banned from Selling Healthcare Products
Auto Loan Relief Scammer Banned from Telemarketing, Debt Relief Services Under FTC Settlement
FTC Returns Almost $4 Million to Consumers in Debt Collection Scam
Two Las Vegas Auto Dealers Settle FTC Charges They Deceptively Advertised the Cost of Their Cars
FTC and Florida Attorney General Sue to Stop Illegal Robocalls Pitching Worthless Credit Card Interest Rate Reduction Programs
FTC Approves Final Consent Order Against Network Solutions for Misleading Consumers About Refunds
FTC Returns Almost $1.9 Million to Consumers in BurnLounge Pyramid Scheme
FTC ‘Fotonovela’ Warns Latino Community About Notario Scams
Mail Tree Inc
As a result of a June 2024 settlement with the FTC, the operators of a sweepstakes scam that cost consumers millions agreed to settlements that permanently ban them from operating sweepstakes or making claims to consumers about prizes they have won or may win. The FTC first filed its complaint against Matthew Pisoni, Marcus Pradel and John Leon in 2015, alleging that they helped operate a sprawling sweepstakes operation that took more than $28 million from consumers throughout the United States and other countries In August 2024, the Commission announced the settlement with another individual defendant in the case, Victor Ramirez.
Crowdfunding Project Creator Settles FTC Charges of Deception
FTC Returns Money to Consumers in Mortgage Relief Scam
FTC Approves Final Consent Orders in Two Deceptive Auto Advertising Cases
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