(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 31, 2005) Attorney General Terry Goddard today called on the Arizona State Legislature to adopt SB1213, the Truth in Billing legislation for wireless cellular service providers.
The legislation,…
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(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 27, 2004) Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard today warned consumers to be aware of an upsurge of e-mail scams, commonly known as "phishing" or "carding." These e-mail messages appear to be from…
(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 26, 2005) Regarding the stun gun legislation proposed today by Arizona House Speaker Jim Weiers, Attorney General Terry Goddard had this comment:
"My office is working on two issues in the…
(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 13, 2005) Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced a consumer protection settlement with the National Research Center for College and University Admissions (NRCCUA) after the company allegedly shared…
(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 11, 2005) Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced an agreement with State Farm Mutual Insurance Company to compensate consumers who unknowingly purchased vehicles with questionable titles…
(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 7, 2005) Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced that a handbook offering insight into helping victims from polygamous backgrounds is now available through the Arizona Attorney General’s Web site…
(Phoenix, Ariz. – January 4, 2005) Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced the settlement of a consumer fraud action with a Tucson auto dealer for $152,000, one of the highest recoveries in state history for…
(Phoenix, Ariz. – December 30, 2004) Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard today announced a settlement with TCF Leasing, Inc. to forgive $61,000 in loans for two local companies in connection with a widespread telecommunications…
(Phoenix, Ariz.) Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard today warned consumers that a scam typically known as “free government grants” is making its way around the state. These companies use telephone solicitations, the U.S. Postal Service, e-…
(Phoenix, Ariz. - December 29, 2004) Paul Promaj, the manager of a Cochise County medical transportation contractor called Angel Transport, was sentenced Monday to five years in prison after he was found guilty in July of fraud,…