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9 Signs You’re Not Actually on Your Utility Company’s Payment Website

You type your electric company’s name and “pay bill” into a search engine, click the first convincing result, and see a familiar logo on the...

Saving Advice · Sep 4

Chevrolet Salesman Sells Toyota 4Runner. Then He Reveals Why The Deal Made Him Feel ‘Guilty’

"Lesson learned for him..."

Motor1 · Sep 4

What You Need to Know About the $20 Billion Lawsuit That Could Change Amazon Ads Forever

Regulators say Amazon secretly overcharged advertisers by more than $20 billion in hidden ad fees. Texas filed its own separate lawsuit the same day.

Latin Times · Sep 3

7 Refund Payments Consumers Could Receive From the FTC Right Now

A refund from the Federal Trade Commission can feel like finding money in a coat pocket, except this time there is an actual reason the money exists. The FTC currently lists dozens of active refund programs, and several are sending payments during 2026 to consumers, workers, students, and customers affected…

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 2

Amazon Sued by FTC and 22 States Over Alleged $20 Billion Advertising Overcharge Scheme

Amazon is facing a new federal lawsuit accusing the e-commerce giant of secretly manipulating its advertising auctions and overcharging more than 1.2 million advertisers by more than $20 billion.

Clever Dude · Sep 1

7 Things Former AT&T Customers Should Know About the FTC Refunds Arriving by Zelle

A Zelle payment from the Federal Trade Commission can make an ordinary banking notification look surprisingly interesting. In August 2026, the FTC began sending Zelle payments to eligible former AT&T customers who previously received a refund check or PayPal payment but never completed the payment process.

Clever Dude · Sep 1

Amazon hit by lawsuit from FTC and 22 states claiming ad price rigging to the tune of $20 billion over seven years

The FTC and 22 US states have accused Amazon of inflating its ad revenue with shady practices, but Amazon denies.

TechRadar · Sep 1

6 Hidden Travel Fees the FTC Says Consumers Should Watch Before Booking a Trip

A cheap hotel room can become considerably less cheap once the booking screen starts adding extras. The Federal Trade Commission now requires businesses offering short-term lodging to show the total price upfront, including mandatory fees they know about, but travelers still need to know which charges deserve a closer look.

Clever Dude · Sep 1

Woman Gets Pre-Approval From Credit Union. Then She Takes It To Enterprise—And Buys A Hyundai

"You don’t have to tell me your credit score, but..."

Motor1 · Sep 1

Amazon Faces New FTC Lawsuit. Regulators Claim Advertisers Were Secretly Charged Higher Prices.

The lawsuit, joined by attorneys general from 22 states, alleges Amazon misled more than one million brands and sellers about how much they would pay to advertise products on its website and app.

International Business Times · Sep 1