Submit a Consumer Complaint to the FTC

To report fraud, identity theft, or unfair business practices, access ftc.gov / complaint and click the FTC Complaint Assistant icon to answer the question.

The more information you can provide about the situation, the more complaints will be useful. If possible, please prepare to serve.

Company or seller information: company name, address, telephone number, website, e-mail address, agent's name

The US Federal Trade Commission can not solve individual consumer complaints, but there is a secret to help you get your money back.

The FTC strives to provide consumers with information to help prevent fraud, fraud, unfair business practices in the market and to help consumers discover, block and avoid them. To file a complaint or obtain free information on consumer issues, please visit ftc.gov or 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357); TTY: 1-866-653- Please call 4261. The Federal Trade Commission imports consumer complaints to Consumer Sentinel Network, a secure online database and investigation tool used by hundreds of civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in the United States and abroad.

Technology company Vulcun unreasonably replaced popular web browser games with programs that install apps on consumer's mobile devices without permission. Among the complaints, the FTC was designed to purchase the running game Running Fred, which is the Google Chrome browser Vulcun is used by over 200,000 consumers, and to provide it to users with popular Android apps He replied with Vulcun's own extension. Fair recommendation of the program. The Federal Trade Commission pointed out that the extension of Vulcun is actually installing applications directly on consumer Android devices, while circumventing the authorization process of the Android operating system.

To date, the Federal Trade Commission has not taken any action on these complaints. However, the Federal Trade Commission acted on Twitter. On 24th June 2010, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced large-scale enforcement measures. The Federal Trade Commission found that access to private tweets is allowed by loose practice even if the company violated the privacy policy. We assure the user that the user "is very concerned about the confidentiality of protecting personally identifiable information". Under the terms of the Settlement Agreement, "Twitter has been banned for 20 years, misleading consumers to maintain and protect the security, privacy and confidentiality of private consumer information"