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FTC orders Credit Karma to pay users $3M after ‘falsely’ claiming they were pre-approved

Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY Comments Off on FTC orders Credit Karma to pay users $3M after ‘falsely’ claiming they were pre-approved

Credit Karma is in hot water. The FTC has ordered the company to pay $3 million, alleging they 'falsely' claimed that were pre-approved.

     
Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY
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