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

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

Fintech Finance

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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FTC Seeks Input On Identity Theft Prevention Rules

PYMNTS

The Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday (December 4) it is seeking comment on whether the agency should make changes to rules requiring financial institutions and creditors to take certain steps to detect signs of identity theft affecting their customers. The deadline for submitting comments is February 11, 2019.

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Non-bank financial institutions must report data security breaches: FTC

Payments Dive

The amendment to the FTC’s Safeguards Rule would require non-banking financial institutions to report when they discover information impacting at least 500 people has been accessed without authorization.

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FTC to hold January hearing on ‘click to cancel’ rule

Payments Dive

The Federal Trade Commission is scheduled to hear from six industry organizations concerned about a proposed rule that would crack down on automatically renewing subscriptions.

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FTC Charges Payday Lender With ?Deceptively? Overcharging Clients

PYMNTS

After a payday lender allegedly left consumers to pay more than promised by drawing continued interest-only deductions, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has charged a lending operation with overcharging customers and taking money from their bank accounts without authorization. The defendants named in the matter include Camel Coins, Inc.;

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