Held an account at My.DeltaDentalCoversMe.com between Jan 2021 and Jan 2025? A $12.67M tracking settlement is open — file free by August 20, 2026.
Used the Flo period tracker between Nov 2016 and Feb 2019? A $59.5 million settlement (Google, Flo, Flurry) is open — file free by October 15, 2026.
Amazon’s $2.5B FTC settlement refunds eligible Prime members up to $51 — but the claim deadline is July 27, 2026. Here’s how to file the right way.
The BBB is warning consumers about a surge in credit repair and debt relief scams ahead of tax season. In 2025 alone, 422 people reported these scams to the BBB with a median loss of $450. Here’s what the scams look like and how to protect yourself.
Quick Answer: SafeMoon CEO Braden Karony was sentenced to 100 months (8+ years) in prison for manipulating cryptocurrency tokens and stealing over $9 million from investors. He bought mansions, sports cars, and custom trucks while draining liquidity pools that investors believed were locked.Another crypto CEO learned that “get rich quick” schemes work great—until you’re the …
Quick Answer: Scammers are impersonating Philadelphia courts through spoofed phone calls and text messages, demanding money and personal information. Real courts never call asking for credit card numbers or Social Security numbers, and never send text messages demanding payment. If you receive these calls or texts, hang up and report to the FTC or Pennsylvania …
A California woman lost $81,000 and her paid-off home after scammers used AI deepfake video to impersonate actor Steve Burton. The technology created video calls so realistic her family couldn’t tell the difference. Here’s how the scam worked and how to protect yourself.
The FTC is asking a federal court to hold payment processor Cliq in contempt for systematically violating a 2015 order by processing hundreds of millions of dollars for fraudulent merchants, and is seeking $52.9 million in consumer relief.
The FTC has shut down a network of health care telemarketers that deceived consumers into buying limited-benefit plans they thought were comprehensive health insurance, leaving victims exposed to thousands in unexpected medical costs.
The FTC has permanently banned Growth Cave’s operators from selling business opportunities and credit repair services after their scheme cost consumers nearly $50 million. The defendants must liquidate luxury assets to provide consumer refunds.
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