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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has implemented new regulations aimed at curbing deceptive online reviews, which officially took effect on October 23, 2024. This initiative seeks to restore consumer trust by prohibiting businesses from posting fake reviews on platforms such as Amazon and Yelp. Violators of these new rules may face significant penalties, with fines potentially reaching up to $50,000 per infraction. The FTC's move is seen as a critical step in ensuring transparency and accountability in online consumer feedback.
Leaving 1 star reviews for companies/ services you’ve never used? That’s illegal! The FTC guidelines that ban fake reviews and endorsements are now active. Businesses and individuals found violating these rules can receive fines reaching up to $50,000 per violation!!
Another really good rule by the FTC Businesses putting up fake Google or other reviews now can be punished https://t.co/t2wfloYhDB
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