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Defendants in Debt Collection Scheme Aimed At Hispanics Agree to Settle FTC Charges
Two defendants have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges for allegedly victimizing Spanish-speaking consumers nationwide by posing as debt collectors seeking
Debt Reduction Companies Settle with FTC
Two debt reduction companies and their principals have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges alleging that they violated federal law by falsely claiming
Court Enters Final Order in FTC Action Against Florida Debt Collectors
A federal court has entered a final order against a Florida debt collection agency, its principals, and its attorney
Department Of Finance Settles With a Dallas, Texas Based Debt Settlement Company
Gavin Gee, director of the Idaho Department of Finance, announced a settlement today in which Dallas
President Bush passed the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007
Today, President Bush signed the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, which will help Americans avoid foreclosure by protecting families from higher taxes when
Attorney General McGraw Settles with Debt Purchaser
Attorney General Darrell McGraw recently entered into a settlement agreement with Excalibur I, LLC, that resulted in the cancellation of more than three million
Law Banning Harassment by Debt Collectors
Governor Rod Blagojevich signed a new law to help protect Illinoisans from harassment and inappropriate calls from debt collectors
FTC Charges Debt Program with Failing to Deliver Debt Reduction Services
The FTC charged four companies and their principals with deceptively marketing a debt settlement operation that allegedly failed to provide services.
McGraw Reaches Settlement with Four Debt Relief Companies
Attorney General Darrell McGraw announced settlement agreements with four debt relief companies that brought to an end their controversial practice.
Over $700,000 Recovered for South Carolina Consumers from Debt Settlement Company
A Texas company has voluntarily agreed to give partial to full refunds for 448 customers in South Carolina who entered into a contract
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