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Federal Trade Commission et al v. Marcus et al
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July 15, 2020
FTC Returning $16M To Victims Of Debt Relief Scheme
The Federal Trade Commission has announced it is sending more than $16 million to victims of a debt relief scheme that plunged numerous consumers into bankruptcy instead of helping them pay off or settle their debts.
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May 23, 2017
Fla. Judge Halts Debt Relief Scam Targeted By FTC
A Florida federal judge has temporarily stopped a fake debt relief operation that preyed upon consumers hoping to pay off or settle their debts but who instead had their credit scores damaged and were forced into bankruptcy, the Federal Trade Commission announced Tuesday.