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Manchester City Nissan Settlement: What the $4M Deal Means
“`html Updated August 20, 2026 The Manchester City Nissan settlement announced on August 19 would require $4 million for consumer redress and new pricing safeguards if approved by a federal judge. The Federal Trade Commission and the State of Connecticut said the agreement resolves allegations involving certified pre-owned pricing, add-on products and other fees. The…
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CFPB Complaint Blackout: What Consumers Can Still See
Updated August 20, 2026 The CFPB complaint blackout changes how consumers can view certain complaint information online. The agency stopped publishing unverified complaint narratives and associated visualizations on August 14, 2026. The change does not end the federal complaint process. Consumers can still submit complaints about covered financial products and services. Key Facts The CFPB…
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$150M Phantom Debt Collection Scam Halted by Regulators
Federal regulators just shut down a massive $150 million phantom debt collection scam. Consumers harassed by fake debt collectors using illegal threats must take immediate action to protect their financial accounts. Key Facts The FTC dismantled a massive network of fake debt collectors operating illegal boiler rooms. Scammers used stolen data to demand immediate payments…
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FTC Halts $200M Credit Repair Scam: Action Guide
Federal regulators just shut down a massive FTC credit repair scam accused of stealing $200 million. Victims who paid illegal upfront fees must now secure their credit profiles and await court-ordered refunds. Key Facts The Federal Trade Commission completely froze the assets of a major credit repair operation. The network allegedly violated federal law by…
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Doxo FTC Settlement: New $2.1M Consumer Relief Update
Doxo FTC settlement terms would require the bill-payment company to pay $2.1 million for consumer redress. Refund eligibility and timing have not been announced. Key Facts The proposed order requires Doxo to pay $2.1 million for potential consumer redress. The FTC alleged misleading biller affiliations, unclear fees, and recurring subscription charges. No Doxo refund application…