Sep 4, 07:31 PM

FTC Issues Rule to Combat Fake Reviews and Reports 14 Million MLM Participants Earning Less Than $84/mo

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a new rule aimed at combating fake reviews and testimonials in advertising. Additionally, the FTC staff released a report on multi-level marketing (MLM) income disclosures, revealing that over 14 million Americans participate in MLMs, with the average participant earning less than $84 per month. These actions are part of the FTC's ongoing efforts to enhance transparency and protect consumers in the advertising and marketing sectors. The final rule's implications are discussed in part I of the FTC's report.

#Federal Trade Commission #FTC #Americans

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Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw
2 years ago
Thinking of joining an MLM? A new FTC report published today found that over 14 million Americans participate in MLMs. But the average participant earns less than $84/mo. https://t.co/IdopsMnXwV
Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw
2 years ago
Thinking of joining an MLM? A new FTC report published today found that over 14 million Americans participate in MLMs. But the average participant earns less an $84/mo. https://t.co/IvQPYhDfDn
Daily Law News@Legal_Alerts
2 years ago
What the FTC’s final rule means for reviews and testimonials - part I https://t.co/7spt7nmcpt | by @bclplaw

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