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Category: Finance & Insurance

Credit Card Marketers: Do you know what the CARD Act is ?

Most advertisers are aware that the Federal Trade Commission, and its Bureau of Consumer Protection, is the watchdog agency for deceptive and unfair advertising practices.

In the world of credit card marketing, however, there is a different federal organization charged specifically with oversight into deceptive credit card advertising practices. They use a fairly recent piece of legislation called the CARD Act that every marketer at a credit card company should know, cold.

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