Intuit, manufacturer of TurboTax, advertises that you can file your taxes for free. In March of 2022, the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against Intuit because most U.S. tax filers do not qualify for...
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That’s Karma, Credit Karma: New FTC Ruling
Before the Federal Trade Commission took action, consumer financial services company Credit Karma had a lot going for it: a sleek design, an easy app, and high-powered partners such as American Express, Mastercard, and a...
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Made in USA Claim Substantiation
When “Made in the USA” claims are intertwined with public health, the Federal Trade Commission is very likely to take action. That’s what happened when the Department of Justice filed a case against Adam Harmon...
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NEW RULING! Negative Option Features Come Under Scrutiny by FTC and DOJ
Negative Option Features Under Scrutiny by FTC and DOJ helps define consumer complaints on MyLife.com. MyLife.com compiles all your information into a succinct report. MyLife.com offers free background “searches,” but advertises its subscription service by...
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Do Food Labels Cause Consumer Confusion About Expiration Dates?
Have you ever thrown away milk because the “sell by,” “use by,” or “best before” date on the carton expired? Did it smell bad? Taste bad?