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The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $5.6 million in refunds to consumers as part of a settlement with Amazon-owned Ring, which was charged with failing to protect private video ...
If you have a Ring video or doorbell camera, you may be due a refund from the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC announced earlier this week that it will be sending refunds totaling more than $5.6 ...
The Federal Trade Commission began mailing refund checks yesterday to 957,928 LifeLock, Inc. customers, who the FTC says were victims of false claims made by the company, which promised consumers ...
Nationwide, 36,757 online buyers of HeyDude shoes will receive part of a nearly $1.9 million settlement that was reached between the HeyDude brand and the Federal Trade Commission. Median refund ...
More than 27,000 are set to receive checks from the federal government in the wake of a 2019 Federal Trade Commission lawsuit. U.S. to reimburse more than $4.1 million lost to loan forgiveness ...
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