Federal Trade Commission

The scam works something like this: You post a dating profile and up pops a promising match — good-looking, smart, funny and personable.

Never give out personal information such as bank account or credit card information to someone who calls you unexpectedly and uses high-pressure "buy now" sales tactics.

According to the complaint, Peabody and Arch Coal produced more than two-thirds of the coal mined in the Southern Powder River Basin.

Nationwide in 2019, consumers reported losing over $1.9 billion to fraud.

Facebook's monthly user base grew 8% to 2.38 billion.

If they pressure you about giving up personal information — like your credit card or Social Security number — it’s likely a scam.

Federal judge Alan Johnson's ruling clears the way for the FTC to block Coorga from doing business, refund customers, give up any illegal financial gains, and prove its products work.

The head of a Cheyenne-based company that markets dietary supplements claiming to prevent or reverse gray hair asserts the Federal Trade Commission is telling some bald-faced lies.

For a little more than $2 a day, you can swallow a capsule of "Grey Defence" to prevent or reverse graying hair.