FTC Issues Notice Regarding Requests to the Click-to-Cancel Informal Hearing

Summary

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is a governmental organization responsible for enforcing federal competition and consumer protection laws. Its primary objectives are to prevent anticompetitive, deceptive, and unfair business practices, as well as to educate consumers and promote competition.

The FTC provides a range of resources and tools to help businesses comply with the law, including legal resources, guidance, and advisory documents. It also offers advice and guidance to consumers, providing information on how to spot and avoid scams, as well as how to report fraud and other harmful business practices.

The organization is divided into several branches, including the Bureau of Competition, which works to advance government policies that protect consumers and promote competition. The FTC also has a Technology Blog, which provides updates on the latest technological advancements and their impact on consumers and businesses.

The organization provides various resources for consumers, including a consumer advice section, which offers guidance on topics such as shopping and donating, credit and loans, and identity theft. It also has a business guidance section, which provides information and resources for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

The FTC is committed to protecting consumers and promoting competition through law enforcement, advocacy, and education. It also recognizes the importance of education and provides resources for servicemembers and low-income consumers.

The summary provides an overview of the FTC’s activities, resources, and objectives, showcasing the organization’s commitment to promoting competition and protecting consumers.

Notable Events and Documents

The FTC will be holding a virtual informal hearing on January 16 to discuss proposed amendments to the Negative Option Rule.
The Commission has issued a notice addressing issues raised in documents submitted in response to the notice of informal hearing.
The vote approving publication of the notice was 3-0.

Additional Resources

The FTC provides legal resources and guidance for businesses to comply with the law.
Consumers can report fraud, scams, and bad business practices through the ReportFraud.ftc.gov website.
The FTC offers consumer alerts and the business blog, as well as sign-ups for the latest FTC news and alerts.
* The organization can be contacted through its Office of Public Affairs at 202-326-2161.