Sep 26

The FTC Is Suing Match.com for Allegedly Enticing Users With Fake Advertisements

Posted in: Uncategorized

It is no secret that online dating might come at a price, and Match.com–one of many dating apps available nowadays–has come under fire this week due to allegedly sending false messages to entice its users to pay for a subscription. According to complaints the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed on Wednesday with the U.S. District…

Related posts:

  1. Facebook’s Carolyn Everson: Rebuilding Trust Is Company’s ‘Total Focus’ Facebook’s had a brutal year. After being criticized for its...
  2. Why the American Cancer Society Is Shining a Spotlight on African American Communities Today, the American Cancer Society is dropping a new campaign...
  3. Creative Agency JohnXHannes Is Dissolving As Founders Part Ways JohnXHannes, the self-described “creative collective” founded by executive creative directors...
  4. Bonobos Founder Andy Dunn Is Leaving Walmart in Early 2020 After two years at the world’s largest retailer, Bonobos founder...
Tags:
No Responses to “The FTC Is Suing Match.com for Allegedly Enticing Users With Fake Advertisements”

Post a Comment