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Federal Trade Commission v. Wordsmart Corporation et al
Case Number:
3:14-cv-02348
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Government Agencies
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October 09, 2014
FTC Strikes $19M False Ad Deal With Tutoring Software Co.
The Federal Trade Commission said Thursday that a California-based tutoring software company agreed to a $18.7 million settlement over claims that it had falsely marketed its vocabulary program and used children's personal information to target their parents in its telemarketing campaign.
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October 06, 2014
FTC Sues Tutoring Co. For Falsely Touting Vocab Program
The Federal Trade Commission on Friday hit a tutoring software company with a lawsuit alleging it falsely claimed its program could improve children's vocabulary scores and that it used children's personal information to illegally target their parents in telemarketing campaigns.