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Official posts from Federal Trade Commission (FTC). X's privacy policy governs here. Reposts, Follows and Likes ≠ Endorsements.
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    Did you get a call, email, or text message saying you might be eligible for a govt grant or program? Nobody from the govt will ever get in touch to demand your Social Security number to see if you qualify. Only a scammer will. Learn more: bit.ly/3QKOJqI #StopGovImposters
    Federal Trade Commission warns: "Never EVER will the FTC say: 'We need your Social Security number to see if you qualify for a government grant.' ONLY A SCAMMER WILL." The image includes icons of a credit card and an exclamation mark, with a hashtag #StopGovImposters at the bottom.
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    Jun 25
    Making a family plan for summer screen time:
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    Making a family plan for summer screen time
    From consumer.ftc.gov
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    Jun 25
    Did someone claiming to be an FTC agent tell you to move your money to protect it? Don’t. That's a scam. Learn more at ftc.gov/imposters #StopGovImposters
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    Jun 24
    Scammers can make any name or number show up on your caller ID. That’s called spoofing. They’re now spoofing FTC’s Consumer Response Center phone number. But it’s not the FTC calling. It’s a scam. Don’t engage. Hang up and then tell the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov
    Alert sign with text warning about FTC scam calls. The message advises that the FTC's Consumer Response Center is not calling and indicates scammers may fake their caller ID. A link for more information is provided at ftc.gov/imposters. FTC logo is included.
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    Jun 24
    Animal lovers: learn to spot and avoid this breed of pet scams:
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    Animal lovers: learn to spot and avoid this breed of pet scams
    From consumer.ftc.gov
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    Jun 23
    FTC files amicus brief to protect consumers from pharmaceutical monopolies:
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    FTC Files Amicus Brief to Protect Consumers from Pharmaceutical Monopolies
    From ftc.gov
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    Jun 23
    Nonconsensual intimate images shared online can spread quickly and cause real harm. The law requires platforms to take down images and copies within 48 hours of your takedown request. If the platform doesn’t, tell the FTC. Help us hold platforms accountable. #TakeItDown
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    Jun 22
    FTC approves final consent order in pest-control noncompete matter:
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    FTC Approves Final Consent Order in Pest-Control Noncompete Matter
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    Jun 22
    Hurricane season is here and we all hope it’s a mild one. FTC Commissioner @MeadorFTC has advice you can use anytime disaster strikes to help you recover scam free:
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    Jun 22
    No one from the govt will ever demand payment only with gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or a payment app. Only a scammer will. If someone says you have to pay in those ways or you’ll be in trouble, that’s a govt imposter: bit.ly/3QKOJqI #StopGovImposters
    A graphic stating that the FTC will never demand payment with gift cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, or payment apps. It emphasizes that only scammers will request such payment methods. The graphic includes a blue background and symbols of a gift box and an exclamation mark. Website and hashtag: ejcc.acl.gov/imposters, #StopGovImposters.
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    Jun 19
    Did someone from the govt tell you to move your money or put it in a federal locker? That’s an imposter scam. No one from govt will ever tell you that your money isn’t safe and you must move it to “protect it.” Only a scammer will: bit.ly/3QKOJqI #StopGovImposters
    A graphic from the Federal Trade Commission warns against scam messages. It reads: "Never EVER will the FTC say: 'Your money isn’t safe. Move it to protect it.' ONLY A SCAMMER WILL." The bottom includes the website ejcc.acl.gov/imposters and the hashtag #StopGovImposters.
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    Jun 18
    FTC takes action to protect Americans from higher drug costs in Aurobindo, Lannett deal. Proposed FTC order requires divestiture of four drug products to resolve anticompetitive concerns:
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    FTC Takes Action to Protect Americans from Higher Drug Costs in Aurobindo, Lannett Deal
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    Jun 18
    A real FTC employee won’t text you their photo ID to “verify” their identity:
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    A real FTC employee won’t text you their photo ID to “verify” their identity
    Scammers lie and pretend to be an FTC employee to trick you into giving them money, access to your financial accounts, or your personal information. In a new twist, they falsely claim they’re an FTC...
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