federal-trade-commission
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FTC pricing inquiry also asks who sees a job offer and how customer payments reach workers
The FTC ordered nine companies to explain how personal data affects prices, job offers and compensation. Its October 28 order also asks how customer payments are divided between workers and company revenue. Responses are due 45 days after service; the inquiry does not establish that any recipient broke the law.
Also filed underconsumer-protectionlaborpersonal-datapricingcompensation
FTC and states sue Toast over alleged hidden fees and barriers to restaurant subscription cancellation
The October 29 lawsuit alleges Toast charged restaurants for unwanted services, obscured fees and made cancellation difficult. It also challenges a 99-cent fee charged to patrons on certain past online orders. The complaint seeks an injunction and monetary relief; the court has not decided the allegations in the documents read.
Also filed underconsumer-protectionrestaurantssubscriptionsfeeslitigation
FTC staff warn 25 health-plan marketers and lead generators about deceptive coverage and cost claims
FTC staff are sending warning letters to 25 companies marketing healthcare plans or generating sales leads. The October 29 announcement highlights misleading coverage, price and incentive claims. The published letter also addresses telemarketing and impersonation, while expressly saying it does not conclude that a recipient engaged in illegal conduct.
Also filed underconsumer-protectionhealth-coverageadvertisingtelemarketinginsurance
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