FTC Scam Suit Leads to $102 Million in Refunds to Consumers
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) this month of a process to reach people who did business with On Point Global, the umbrella entity for a network of Miami-based companies that operated more than 200 websites offering supposed shortcuts to government benefits and services. Get instant access to members-only products and hundreds of discounts, a free second membership, and a subscription to AARP the Magazine. Stretto, the company handling the refund process, is contacting people misled by the multiyear scheme, which targeted consumers nationwide. If you made a payment or provided personal data such as your age, income, gender, or credit or debit card number to an On Point Global site, you have until July 17 to .
FTC Scam Suit Leads to $102 Million in Refunds
Payback due for consumers misled by websites mimicking DMVs benefit programs
Jeffrey Isaac Greenberg 13+ / Alamy Stock Photo Consumers deceived by a sprawling online scam promising easy access to government services like driver’s license renewals and housing vouchers are in line for relief with the help of a federal lawsuit that secured more than $102 million in refunds for victims.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) this month of a process to reach people who did business with On Point Global, the umbrella entity for a network of Miami-based companies that operated more than 200 websites offering supposed shortcuts to government benefits and services. Get instant access to members-only products and hundreds of discounts, a free second membership, and a subscription to AARP the Magazine. Stretto, the company handling the refund process, is contacting people misled by the multiyear scheme, which targeted consumers nationwide. If you made a payment or provided personal data such as your age, income, gender, or credit or debit card number to an On Point Global site, you have until July 17 to .