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‘No Risk Trial’ of Weight Loss Supplements Cost Unsuspecting Consumers Big Money
If you saw an online advertisement for a health or weight loss supplement that featured a well-known television or movie star, would you sign up for a free trial? Many…
By Robin BullLatest news
Weight Loss App Ordered to Pay After Lying to Consumers about Monetary Rewards
In September 2017, Pact, Inc., agreed to settle charges made against them by the FTC for $940,000. Pact,…
By Robin BullTelestar Consulting, Inc., Pays $7 Million for Duping Small Businesses and Non-profits
Telestar Consulting, Inc., is one of several companies that will pay $7 million to settle FTC charges filed…
By Robin Bull‘Free’ Credit Report Scam Stopped by the FTC
The FTC recently obtained a federal court order against Credit Bureau Center, LLC; its websites eFreeScore.com, CreditUpdates.com, FreeCreditNation.com;…
By Robin BullNot So Free “Trial” Results in FTC Refunding $9.8 Mill to Consumers
Recently, the FTC released a statement that they will mail out over 220,000 checks to consumers, totaling around…
By Robin BullPart 3: The FTC Learns The Free Trial Scam Business Model
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is busy learning the business model behind the widespread free trial scams that…
By Jeff WattersonPart 2: FTC Sues RevGuard Founder Blair McNea
More bad news for RevGuard founder Blair McNea, whom was sued by the FTC last month. According to…
By Jeff WattersonPopular News
The Exorcist Terrified Moviegoers Then Haunted Hollywood Courtrooms for Decades
New York Sues Polymarket Claiming Prediction Markets Are Just Illegal Bets – What the Fight Really Means
New York Sues Polymarket Over Alleged Illegal Gambling
Florida Pension Fund Sues New York Times Over Alleged Anti-Israel Bias and Demands Internal Records
Chinese AI Agents Steal Over 600, 000 Credit Cards In Ongoing Global Retail Assault-Critical Insights Into the AI Skimming Operation
