South Carolina Consumer Law News Headlines

Nixon Moves To Protect Consumers In Joplin

Madigan Demands Removal Of “Cocaine” Drink From Illinois Store Shelves

FTC Settles Two Complaints Charging Rebate-Fulfillment Violations

State Shuts Down Unlicensed Moving And Warehousing Company

National Restaurant Company Settles FTC Charges For Deceptive Gift Card Sales

Attorney General Stumbo Announces Settlements with Mason Brothers Audubon Chapel

FBI Partners With Retailers To Fight Organized Retail Theft

Bergen County Moving Company Agrees To Pay Consumer Restitution And $20,000 Civil Penalty

Federal Reserve Alerted The Public To Instances Of Questionable Solicitations Directed At Homeowners

Owner Of Anaheim’s Eureca Institute Convicted In Illegal Therapy Case

FDA Investigating Norovirus Outbreak Linked to Oysters

Department Of Consumer Protection Destroys $300,000 In Dangerous Dietary Supplements

Leader Of Scam That Targeted Homeowners In Default Pleads Guilty To Fraud, Money Laundering Charges

FTC Issues Annual List of Top Consumer Complaints

National Debt Consolidation Scheme Misleads Consumers

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’

Content Industries and Sharman Networks Settle All Global Litigation

Consumer Affairs Continues Its Prosecutions of Price Gougers

Nancy Nord Becomes Acting Chairman Of CPSC

Pennsylvania Firm Recalls Beef Franks Due To Allergen

In MI, Consumer Protection Efforts Strengthens For Travelers

Consumer Confidence Sinks In May

Governor Blagojevich Signs New Consumer Protection Law

Record Numbers of New York's Seniors Falling Into Credit Card Debt

Department Of Consumer Affairs Highlights Mediation Efforts That Help Customers And Businesses Agree On Fair Deal

DirecTV To Pay $5.3 Million Penalty For Do Not Call Violations

Up To $105,000 Available To Repay

FTC Chairman Appoints Ohlhausen Director of Policy Planning

Bogus Weight-Loss Products Do Not Work

Their Principals With Targeting U.S. Consumers In A Scheme

Financial Privacy Act. Flagstar’s request referenced

FTC And AAA Are Putting Out A New Alert

An Operator Who Charged Consumers For Services

Revoked The Automotive Repair Dealer

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	Identity theft has become one of the fastest-growing crimes in the United States and Canada.