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Attorney General James Secures $4 4 Million in Refunds for Customers Who Had Events Cancelled Due to COVID-19
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Attorney General James Issues Report Detailing Millions of Fake Comments, Revealing Secret Campaign to Influence FCCs 2017 Repeal of Net Neutrality Rules

Multi-Year Investigation Into 2017 Net Neutrality Rulemaking Finds 18 Million Fake Comments Filed with FCC, Half a Million Fake Letters Sent to Congress Broadband Industry Funded Six Companies That Engaged in Illegal Activity and Impersonated Millions of Americans AG James Announces Three Agreements Ending Fraudulent Practices by Perpetrators of Fake Comments NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today released a report detailing the results of her office’s wide-ranging investigation into fake, public comments submitted to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in a 2017 proceeding to repeal net neutrality rules . Net neutrality prohibits broadband providers from blocking, slowing down, or charging companies to prioritize certain content on the internet. Attorney General James’ investigation uncovered widespread fraud, as well as abusive practices used to sway government policy using masses of comments and messages to create the false impressi

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Attorney General James Ends Virtual Currency Trading Platform Bitfinex s Illegal Activities in New York

Bitfinex and Tether Must Submit to Mandatory Reporting on Efforts to Stop New York Trading Bitfinex and Tether Deceived Clients and Market by Overstating Reserves, Hiding Approximately $850 Million in Losses Around the Globe NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today continued her efforts to protect investors from fraudulent and deceptive virtual or “crypto” currency trading platforms by requiring Bitfinex and Tether to end all trading activity with New Yorkers. Millions around the country and the world today use virtual currencies as decentralized digital currencies unlike real, regulated government currencies, including the U.S. dollar to buy goods and services, often times anonymously, through secure online transactions. Stablecoins, specifically, are virtual currencies that are always supposed to have the same real-dollar value. In the case of Tether, the company represented that each of its stablecoins were backed one-to-one by U.S. dollars in rese

New yorkUnited statesKim bergerPeter popeCharmaine blakeLetitia jamesJohnd castiglioneChris dangeloJustice kevin wallaceTanya trakhtJohanna skrzypczykBrianm whitehurstEzra sternsteinFirst departmentOffice of the attorneyDivision for economic justice

New York Attorney General James Ends Virtual Currency Trading Platform Bitfinex s Illegal Activities In New York - Bitfinex And Tether Must Submit To Mandatory Reporting On Efforts To Stop New York Trading - Bitfinex And Tether Deceived Clients And Market By Overstating Reserves, Hiding Approximately $850 Million In Losses Around The Globe

New York Attorney General James Ends Virtual Currency Trading Platform Bitfinexâs Illegal Activities In New York - Bitfinex And Tether Must Submit To Mandatory Reporting On Efforts To Stop New York Trading - Bitfinex And Tether Deceived Clients And Market By Overstating Reserves, Hiding Approximately $850 Million In Losses Around The Globe Date 23/02/2021 New York Attorney General Letitia James today continued her efforts to protect investors from fraudulent and deceptive virtual or “crypto” currency trading platforms by requiring Bitfinex and Tether to end all trading activity with New Yorkers. Millions around the country and the world today use virtual currencies as decentralized digital currencies unlike real, regulated government currencies, including the U.S. dollar to buy goods and services, often times anonymously, through secure online transactions. Stablecoins, specifically, are virtual currencies that are always supposed to have the same real-dollar

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Bitfinex and Tether to pay $18 5m penalty in New York casse

New York Attorney General Letitia James today continued her efforts to protect investors from fraudulent and deceptive virtual or “crypto” currency trading platforms by requiring Bitfinex and Tether to end all trading activity with New Yorkers.

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