The Federal ... Trade Commission Act by promoting products that consumers were either "Pre-Approved" for or had "90% odds" of approval for, but ultimately were unqualified. "Credit Karma's false ...

The Federal Trade Commission ordered consumer technology company Credit Karma Thursday ... pre-approval claims and said the company was not able to independently verify the numbers cited ...

The Federal Trade Commission ... a new credit card, but with a worse credit score than before they’d applied. Credit Karma would package these offers as email ads with subject lines like ...

6 (UPI) --The Federal Trade Commission is ordering ... spent time applying for credit cards. It also forces Credit Karma to "stop making these types of deceptive claims." Related Instagram removes ...

(NEXSTAR) – Roughly half-a-million people may be eligible for settlement payments tied to credit card offers from Credit Karma, the Federal Trade Commission ... making ads look like independent ...

CHICAGO -- Some Credit Karma users could be seeing part of a $3 million payout. The Federal Trade Commission has ordered ... those affected will be able to claim the money. Credit Karma allows ...

On Tuesday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched a claims process for consumers who were deceived by Credit Karma’s claims that they were “pre-approved” or had “90% chance” of ...

It also caused their credit scores to drop, the FTC said. “Credit Karma agreed to a FTC order that required the company to stop making these types of deceptive claims and to pay money to ...

Are you one of the nearly half a million people offered a pre-approved credit card from Credit Karma but were then ... an email or letter with a claim number, you can apply for a payment online.

It's unknown how many people were affected. Credit Karma said it disagrees with the FTC but is settling to avoid disruptions. Credit Karma allows people to monitor their credit information for ...