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The FTC comes after neobank Dave for misleading marketing, hidden fees

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced on Tuesday it will be taking action against the online cash app and neobank Dave, which it says used “misleading marketing to deceive consumers.”

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FTC revs up money transfer case against Walmart

Payments Dive

The Federal Trade Commission revved up its case against Walmart last week, alleging the retailer facilitated fraudulent transactions, despite a court ruling setback in March.

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FTC investigates 'surveillance pricing' based on customer data

Finextra

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating how companies including Mastercard and JPMorgan Chase use AI and personal data for services that let firms set different prices for different people.

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FTC Report: Largest Mega-Stores, Grocery Conglomerates Profit Off Pandemic Price Hikes

Electronic Payments Coalition

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently released a report questioning whether COVID-19 price increases at grocery conglomerates, including corporate mega-stores, were necessary and if the continued higher prices were all about increasing profits.

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Card holders rail about Uber in FTC lawsuit

Payments Dive

Uber user complaints about recurring monthly charges, unclear enrollment and a frustrating cancellation process spur a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit.

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FTC Officials Look Into Amazon’s Use Of Market Power

PYMNTS

To find out if Amazon is utilizing its market power to hurt competition, a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) team of investigators has started to interview small businesses that sell items on Amazon. 11), citing unnamed merchants.

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FTC Reports $145M In COVID-Related Scams Since January

PYMNTS

More than 200,000 Americans have lost $145 million linked to the COVID-19 pandemic since the start of the year, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reported on Tuesday (Sept. The median loss was $300, but it was more than twice that amount, $665, for victims 80 years of age or older.

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