The Federal Trade Commission has filed five suits against companies allegedly responsible for making millions of illegal, prerecorded calls from "Rachel," a perky-voiced woman who promises to lower your credit card interest rates, and others in violation of the FTC Act.
November 01, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Rachel from Cardholder Services, the Federal Trade Commission has your number.
The agency today announced that it filed five suits against companies allegedly responsible for making millions of illegal, prerecorded calls from Rachel, a perky-voiced woman who promises to lower your credit card interest rates, and others in violation of the FTC Act.
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