Friday, September 22, 2017
Fitness app company settles with FTC for nearly $1 million
“Consumers who used this app expected the defendants to pay them rewards when they achieved their health-related goals, and to charge them only when they did not,” said the Bureau of Consumer Protection’s Tom Pahl in a statement. “Unfortunately, even when consumers held up their end of the deal, Pact failed to make good on its promises.” The FTC also claims that Pact didn’t adequately tell its
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