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e-Commerce Docket Sheet

QVC to Pay $7.5 Million to Settle Charges That It Aired Deceptive Claims <br/>Credit Repair Companies Charged with Deceiving Consumers

4 minute read March 30, 2009 at 12:27 AM
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Law.com Staff
e-Commerce Docket Sheet

(Editor's note: This month's Docket Sheet features recent e-commerce related actions from the Federal Trade Commission.)

QVC to Pay $7.5 Million to Settle Charges

That It Aired Deceptive Claims

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