Preparing for Hispanic Heritage Month? Order Our New Bilingual Bookmark!
August 7, 2013
If you are planning an activity to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15) here’s an idea: order the FTC’s new “Visit Us” bookmark and distribute it at your event!
The bookmark is available in English and Spanish, and it’s free. Order it today to use and distribute as a handy reminder of where to go for information on how to:
- Report identity theft
- File a complaint against fraud or a scam
- Order a truly free copy of your credit report
- List your phone number on the Do Not Call list
- Get tips on being a safe and savvy consumer
- Be safe online
- Order free consumer brochures and publications
You can also put copies of the bookmark in your neighborhood library, local businesses, or give it friends and family. Order it today in English or Spanish! Check out all of the FTC’s resources at our bulkorder page and order now to get bulk quantities sent (for free) in time for all of your outreach activities. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.
Comments
Good article!
We like your publications. They are taken by the public and comment on the helpful information. The major comment is that they did not know the FTC was investigating fraud & Scam matters. Good Work!
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