The links for the FTC case v. Debt.com Marketing, Media Choice, MediaChoice, 800 Credit Card Debt, 800 CreditCardDebt.com, 800ccd.com, Stephen Todd Cook can be found here.
In order to learn lessons on what to avoid I wanted to take a close look at the statements by the Federal Trade Commission that they made in their recent complaint against Debt.com, Debt.com Marketing, Media Choice, 800 Credit Card Debt, and Stephen Todd Cook. From the Complaint Defendants are lead generators that target the …
A deceptive advertising operation has been banned from the debt relief business under a settlement agreement with the Federal Trade Commission. As part of a continuing crackdown on scams that target consumers in financial distress, the FTC charged the defendants with deceptively claiming they could save consumers thousands of dollars by reducing their credit card …
Yesterday I came across a link to http://theconsumerstandard.com/v1/debt.php which took me to the page below. What struck me about the advert was how it made it appear there was some new federal or state law that allowed people for a limited time to reduce their debt by 50%. The link at the bottom of the …