BUSINESS
By Ronald CookeThe Federal Trade Commission will begin enforcement of its identity theft red flags rule on Nov. 1, 2009. The rule covers a surprisingly broad number of businesses that the FTC defines as a creditor. Any business that bills customer accounts after products or services are provided is defined as a creditor under the FTC's rules and must comply with the rule by the deadline. The FTC Red Flags rule was issued almost two y...
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