Illinois borrowers to receive $15 million in compensation
Think Finance forced to pay $384 million back to more than 191,000 people after Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said they deceived borrowers.
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Think Finance forced to pay $384 million back to more than 191,000 people after Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said they deceived borrowers.
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The FTC has ordered Opendoor Technologies to pay $62 million to nearly 55,000 home sellers because of its allegedly deceptive marketing claims.
Nearly 2,500 sellers are getting a median refund of $1,553 after the company "tricked them into thinking that they could make more money selling their home to Opendoor than on the open market," the FTC said.
The federal agency will send checks to 54,689 consumers it says were deceived by advertising and marketing claims made by the iBuyer.