FTC Site Compliance Scams: Don’t Lose Your Internet Business
Yes, many Internet marketers should be scared about the way they do business now because the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has new guidelines going into effect on December 1st concerning endorsements and testimonials. There are even some online marketers going into retirement or moving their businesses offshore hoping to escape the FTC’s wrath.
If you’re doing nothing in response to the FTC new guidelines, you could be hurting your business. However, if you do the wrong thing, you could do even more damage.
Unfortunately, there are scams being created to capitalize on that fear. If you fall for one of these scams, you could actually put your business in more danger with the FTC, other government agencies, and even consumer attorneys looking to sue you. To help you avoid the scare tactics and false promises used by these scammers, I’ve created a free special report “How to Avoid December 1st Scams and Save Your Internet Business in the Process” (PDF file) that you can download here.
Read the report and arm yourself with the information inside it.
About the Author
With an advanced international law degree from Georgetown University and more than 15 years of real world legal experience, Attorney Mike Young is President of the Internet Ethics Council and creator of Website Legal Forms Generator software. He helps entrepreneurs protect and grow their businesses online.
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