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Accused seller of ‘sham’ health insurance paid $100 million for consumer refunds before seeking bankruptcy protection

A Tampa-based health insurance distributor accused by the Federal Trade Commission of misleading consumers into buying “sham” health insurance plans has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Read More
FTC takes action against company that sold sham health insurance

TAMPA, Fla. — A company that sold sham health insurance plans and targeted vulnerable consumers will have to pay $100 million to refund customers as part of a proposed settlement with the Federal ... Read More
Accused sellers of ‘sham’ health insurance ordered to repay customers $100 million [South Florida Sun-Sentinel]

A Tampa-based company accused of selling “sham” health plans marketed by third-party distributors, including a Hollywood-based insurance agency shut down amid allegations of fraud, has agreed to repay ... Read More
FTC to send nearly $100 million in refunds to customers of Benefytt's fake health plans

The Federal Trade Commission is sending refunds to consumers it says bought into fake health plans falsely marketed by Benefytt Technologies as comprehensive health insurance or an Obamacare plan ... Read More
FTC to send $100M in refunds to consumers who bought Benefytt 'sham' health plans

Benefytt Technologies, operating under various names such as Health Insurance Innovations, used aggressive marketing in a scheme to lure consumers in search of Obamacare health plans, says the Federal ... Read More
$100 million: Accused sellers of ‘sham’ health insurance are ordered to repay customers

A Tampa-based company accused of selling “sham” health plans marketed by third-party distributors, including a Hollywood-based insurance agency shut down amid allegations of fraud, has agreed to repay ... Read More
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