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Federal Trade Commission et al v. All Us Marketing LLC et al
Case Number:
6:15-cv-01016
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Firms
Government Agencies
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December 07, 2015
FTC Robocall Deal Rejected Over 'Suspended Judgment'
A Florida federal judge has declined to approve a proposed order for a permanent injunction against a group of Orlando-based telemarketing companies the Federal Trade Commission accuses of selling bogus credit card interest rate reduction services to customers, saying he disagreed with a “suspended judgment” aspect of the deal.
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December 03, 2015
2 Fla. Telemarketers Agree To Stop Credit Card Robocalls
Two Florida telemarketers have reached an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission to stop making robocalls that allegedly trick consumers into paying for bogus reductions in credit card interest rates.
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June 29, 2015
FTC, Florida AG Get Court To Stop Illegal Robocalls
A Florida federal court has temporarily halted the operations of several Orlando-based marketing companies running large robocall campaigns designed to trick consumers into paying for bogus credit card interest rate reduction programs, the U.S Federal Trade Commission and the Florida Attorney General's Office announced Monday.