FTC Disclaimer Policy

FTC Publishes Guides Lines Governing Endorsements, And Ratification Of Testimonials Effective
as of December 1, 2009, podcasters, resellers, online affiliates, video producers, bloggers, & other producers of consumer generated content, began to be regulated on their endorsements & online testimonials by FTC Policy Guides issued by the Federal Trade Commission, and failure to
acquiesce can result in a hefty fine imposed by the Federal Trade Commission.

The Federal Trade Commission has sanctioned It's final guidance to advertisers on how to
keep their endorsement and testimonial ads in line with the FTC Policy Act, Which address
endorsements by consumers, organization, experts, & celebrities, as well as the disclosure
of important connections between advertisers and endorsers.

Under these FTC Policy Guides, advertisements that hallmark a consumer & bequeath his or her experience with a service or product, as archetypal when that is not the "Case" will be required to clearly divulge the results, that consumers can generally expect.

The FTC Policy Guides, also add new admonition to illustrate the long standing principle that
“medium connections are sometimes payments, or free products" between advertisers and
endorsers alliance, that consumers would not expect, "must be disclosed".

The FTC Policy Guides specify, that while decisions will be reached on a case by case basis,
the post of a blogger who receives cash or in kind payments, to review a services or product
is considered an endorsement. Thus, bloggers who make an endorsement or have an alliance
must disclose the material connections they share with the seller of the services or products.

The FTC Policy Guides also make it clear that celebrities have a duty to disclose their relationships
with advertisers when making endorsements outside the context of traditional ads, such as talk
shows events or in social media.

www. Domain Names And Registration.com hold an internal standard of full transparency towards
our readers with respect to our relationships with advertisers and affiliate programs we sell, We Are
also in full compliance with the Federal Trade Commission's policies for social media disclosure.

www. Domain Names And Registration.com Has affiliate programs with many Organizations... It
links to sites that lead to services or product, purchases with these Organizations, That generate Online affiliate revenue for www. Domain Names And Registration.com

Conclusion:

Have you gone over any review copy and testimonials you have posted with a fine tooth comb, to
be sure they’re compliant with the new FTC Policy guidelines?

If your site is classified as an "endorser" by the FTC Policy Guides, you should make compliance
your highest priority.

The possibility of an hefty fine for non compliance should be of a major concern. This information
does not constitute legal advice, nor should it be construed as such.

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