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Jewelry Company Fined for Metals Content Violations That Placed Children at Risk

A California jewelry company has been ordered to pay $1.6 million in penalties for selling jewelry products with excessive quantities of dangerous metals, including jewelry intended for sale to and use by children.

FCC Orders Largest Forfeiture Ever!

The FCC has upheld a proposed $100 million plus fine against a Florida man and his companies for falsifying caller ID information to trick consumers.

FCC Imposes Fine for Illegal Signal Jammer

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has upheld a $22,000 fine against the owner of a Texas warehouse for operating a cellular phone jamming system in violation of FCC rules.

FCC Proposes $5.3 Million Fine for Slamming/Cramming

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a major fine against a Georgia company for allegedly switching consumers’ designated long-distance carriers without their permission (a practice known as “slamming”), and then adding additional, unauthorized charges to their telephone bills (“cramming”).

Mobile Carrier, Contractor Agree to Pay $11 Million for Illegal Wireless Structures

A major mobile voice and data service provider and a company contractor responsible for network equipment deployment have agreed to pay more than $11 million for constructing towers, antennas and other wireless infrastructure elements prior to registering them with the FCC.
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FCC Proposes Penalty for Marketing of Improperly Labeled Radio Devices

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a penalty of $25,000 against a...

FCC Issues $400k Fine for Intentional Interference

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has formally imposed a fine of $404,166 against...

FCC Proposes $4 Million Fine for Slamming/Cramming

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a major fine against a Florida company for allegedly switching consumers’ designated long-distance carriers without their permission, and then adding additional, unauthorized charges to their telephone bills.

Home Depot Agrees to Pay Fine for Selling Recalled Products

Retail giant Home Depot has agreed to pay a nearly $6 million fine for...

Another Whopping Fine for Spoofed Robocalls

In the wake of a proposed record monetary forfeiture for robocalls, the U.S. Federal...
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