Category Archives: FTC

Has FTC Lost its Legal Mojo?

Wonders never cease. The seemingly invincible Federal Trade Commission (FTC), so used to having its way with federal judges, now appears to find itself on a bit of a losing streak – if not in an outright slump. I reported … Continue reading

Posted in Direct Response, FTC, Online Marketing | 5 Comments

FTC Claim Against Commerce Planet President ‘Discharged’ in Bankruptcy

In “Settle or Fight the FTC: A ‘Hobbesian’ Choice” (DRMA Voice, July 2012), I wrote that the former president of now defunct Commerce Planet, Charles Gugliuzza, was found liable for deceptive marketing of a “free trial” of an eBay moneymaking … Continue reading

Posted in Direct Response, FTC | Tagged | Comments Off on FTC Claim Against Commerce Planet President ‘Discharged’ in Bankruptcy

Is There Now a ‘Good Faith’ Defense Under the TCPA?

In “Living Vicariously — and Dangerously — under the TCPA” (DRMA Voice, March 4, 2014) I discussed legal developments swirling around the explosion of litigation under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). One was when a merchant claiming “innocence” of … Continue reading

Posted in Direct Response, FTC, Online Marketing | Comments Off on Is There Now a ‘Good Faith’ Defense Under the TCPA?


  • Newsletter Sign Up

    join our mailing list
  • Tags

  •  

  • Recent Posts

  • Categories

  • Archives