Two companies and their principals committed unfair trade practices by billing thousands of unsuspecting telephone subscribers for access to pornographic Web sites that they never used, a federal judge in New York has ruled. The judge ordered two Bahamian corporations and two executives who he said are "at large" to pay the FTC almost $18 million for the false billings and for making false or deceptive statements to telephone subscribers who called to complain about the charges.
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Companies Ordered to Pay Millions for False Billing of Net Porn
New York Law Journal
September 21, 2004
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