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2013-01-15 — mfi-miami.com
The FTC sued a Dominican Republic telemarketing firm providing Spanish language mortgage assistance relief for ripping American homeowners out of close to $2.39 million over a three year period but suspended the judgment due to the company's inability to pay. The FTC settled for the $17,337 the company had in the bank.
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