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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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Paddle to pay $5m to settle FTC tech support scam claims

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Home News Regulation Paddle to pay $5m to settle FTC tech support scam claims Editorial This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community.

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New Research Reveals Customers’ Growing Frustration with Payment and Cancellation Issues

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The FTC’s new “click-to-cancel” rule, designed to simplify the process of ending subscriptions, has created a stir, putting additional pressure on subscription businesses to reassess their strategies.

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There’s a Push to Ban Junk Fees. Does It Affect Credit Card Surcharging?

Stax

In 2023, the FTC under Chair Lina Khan drafted a rule that would ban junk fees , but whether the FTC moves forward with this rule after the November 2024 presidential election is in question. The Minnesota law will go into effect on January 1, 2025. Other states are likely to consider drip pricing legislation in 2025 and beyond.

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America is behind in the scam fight: Why this bank CEO wants a national strategy

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The FTC Sentinel Report for 2024 showed $12.5 The FTC has previously estimated consumer scam losses in the US for reported and unreported activity could be as high as $158 billion. Fifth Third Bancorp CEO, Tim Spence, recently wrote an op-ed in American Banker about the epidemic of consumer fraud and scam losses.

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Senators push payments fraud task force

Payments Dive

Under the legislation, the Treasury Department would chair the task force, which would also include staff from the Justice Department, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Federal Communications Commission and the FTC, plus industry representatives.

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What is Negative-Option Billing?

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in the United States, for example, has specific guidelines aimed at ensuring transparency and preventing unfair practices. Notably, the FTC has taken action against companies that failed to clearly disclose their negative-option billing practices. Is Negative-Option Billing Legal?

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