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Profits in Pyramid Schemes? Don't Bank on It… ( December 1996 )
Brochure from the Federal Trade Commission which describes how pyramid schemes work and how to avoid them. -
Shopping by Phone or Mail ( December 1996 )
Description of the Duties of Merchandisers Under the Federal Trade Commission's Mail or Telephone Order Rule. -
The Truth About Advance-Free Loan Scams ( March 1996 )
Brochure from the Federal Trade Commission which informs consumers on how to recognize and protect themselves against scams involving advance free or guaranteed consumer and small business loans. -
Using Consumer Reports What Employers Need to Know ( December 1997 )
Brochure which describes how employers must comply with the Fair Credit Reporting Act when using consumer reports during the hiring process or during the promotion, reassignment, and retention of an employee. -
Work at Home Schemes ( January 1996 )
Brochure from the Federal Trade Commission which describes of common work at home schemes. Offers list of questions to ask work at home program sponsors when considering such employment. -
What Role Should State Attorneys General Have in Clayton Act Premerger Enforcement? ( January 1999 )
A discussion of the role of state attorneys general in premerger enforcement actions. -
Forestry and Fisheries Dispute ( November 1998 )
The bipartisan leadership of the Senate Finance Committee has asked the International Trade Commission to inve. -
Borrowers Beware… Some DON'TS for Home Equity Loans ( July 1998 )
The Federal Trade Commission has issued these recommendations to protect against losing your home to inappropriate . -
Avoiding Home Equity Scams ( January 1998 )
Federal Trade Commission consumer alert regarding home equity scams which may violate federal credit laws dealing with disclosures about loan terms, discrimination based on age, gender, marital status, race, or national origin; and debt collection. -
Recent Penalties for HSR Non-Compliance ( December 1997 )
This article discusses the Federal Trade Commission's vigorous enforcement policy against firms or individuals that have failed to comply with the HSR Act, where they either knew or ought to have known of the Act's requirements.
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