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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday sued Morgan Drexen Inc., of Costa Mesa, Calif., alleging it illegally charged more than 22,000 customers millions of dollars in upfront fees to help resolve outstanding debts.
August 21 -
Global mobile marketer Jesta Digital LLC, will provide refunds to a large number of consumers and pay an additional $1.2 million to the Federal Trade Commission as part of a settlement. The FTC alleged that Jesta crammed unwanted charges onto consumers cell phone bills.
August 21 -
Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. will pursue a multibillion-dollar antitrust settlement with U.S. merchants over credit card fees even though opposition to the deal reached a level that would have allowed the card firms to walk away, according to the head of MasterCard.
August 21 -
As the Federal Trade Commission continues what it describes as an "ongoing crackdown on payment processors" allegedly engaged in fraudulent or deceptive practices, the merchant acquiring industry is ratcheting up efforts to respond to the ongoing enforcement actions and proactively address future oversight.
August 21 -
Micros Systems, which provides services for the hospitality and retail industries, is collaborating with PayPal to provide payments technology.
August 20 -
The national auto loan delinquency rate (the percentage of accounts 60 or more days past due) remained relatively flat in the second quarter ended June 30 compared with the year-ago period, moving from 0.79% to 0.80%.
August 20 -
A new research report on student loan debt is pinpointing the lasting financial effects.
August 20 -
Schools are increasingly relying on digital payments for the cafeteria and activities a trend that is proving to be fertile ground for payments technology as frantic parents seek ways to keep their kids properly fed and supplied for their education.
August 20 -
As check registers and passbooks fade into obscurity for a growing number of bank customers, Realex seeks to further modernize payments by putting a human face on accounts.
August 20 -
Recognition by a market-based standards organization such as ISO, in the form of a three-letter code, would set the stage for increasing market depth and liquidity of bitcoin trading in turn facilitating overall consumer and merchant adoption.
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