Did you purchase generic prescription drugs between May 2009 and December 2019? 📢 Consumers may be eligible for compensation from a $96.5 million settlement! Check eligibility and submit your claim before the March 8, 2027, deadline: •Visit AGGenericDrugs.com

The North American Consumer Protection Investigators Conference 2026 wrapped up with a final presentation by two of our DCP investigators on deceptive auto industry business practices! A huge thank you to everyone who spoke and helped coordinate such an incredible event.

The United States Attorney for the District of Utah, Melissa Holyoak spoke to Investigators with the Commissioner of the Department of Commerce, Margaret Busse, during the North American Consumer Protection Investigators Conference 2026.

Investigators from across the country met in Salt Lake City to sharpen their skills and learn the latest enforcement tactics from industry professionals during the North American Consumer Protection Investigators Conference 2026. #NACPI2026 #ConsumerProtection #EnforceAndInform

The North American Consumer Protection Investigators Conference 2026 is all set up and registration is underway in downtown Salt Lake City. #ConsumerProtection #NACPI

Before you move in…..make sure you have a contract explaining what you are getting into. Housing rentals and management complaints were our fourth highest consumer complaint in fiscal year 2026. #EnforceAndInform

The second highest number of consumer complaints we received in fiscal year 2026 were for home repair and remodel projects because people were scammed by businesses that used deceptive practices. #ConsumerProtection

When buying a new or used car, watch for add-on fees and additional costs that aren't in the contract. Check our Buyer Beware site to see if there are any citations against the seller: datastudio.google.com/u/0/re…

File a complaint if you were scammed by a business by going to commerce.utah.gov/dcp/compla…. We will investigate your case. #ConsumerProtection

Read The Fine Print: Solar Sales were the fifth highest consumer complaint in fiscal year 2026 for deceptive business practices or fraud. Before making a purchase, ensure the company is registered with us by verifying their registration on our website at dcp.utah.gov.

Have you struggled to afford insulin or had to ration it because the prices of insulin are so high? We are in a fight for the rights of Utahns and we want to hear from you! #ConsumerProtection Scan the QR code or go to dcp.utah.gov/insulin and fill out a short survey.

New Motor Vehicle Warranties Act (Lemon Law) covers: • New motor vehicles (never been titled, registered, and driven fewer than 7,500 miles). • Does not cover used vehicles. • Relates to a breach of warranty. kutv.com/news/local/utah-con…

We registered 3,399 applicants in fiscal year 2026. Start the process of registering with us by going to our website dcp.utah.gov. #ConsumerProtection

The Utah Division of Consumer Protection was instrumental in a $12.2 billion settlement with Meta, filing the initial complaint in 2023 and by working tirelessly to hold Big Tech accountable. Age checks. Time limits. Nighttime blocks. Stronger parental controls.

Have you ever struggled to afford insulin? Your experiences are vital to a major lawsuit. Share your story with us by scanning the QR code or by going to dcp.utah.gov/insulin and filling out a short and easy survey.

Veterans across the country have reported getting postcards in the mail saying they (or their spouse) might qualify for extra monthly veterans benefits. But the “Veterans Savings Program” mentioned in the mailer doesn’t actually exist. consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-al…

Solar Sales were the fifth highest consumer complaint in fiscal year 2026 for deceptive business practices or fraud. Read all contracts before agreeing to them. Ask someone you trust about their experience before making a purchase from a door-to-door salesman. #ConsumerProtection

Read The Fine Print: Solar Sales were the fifth highest consumer complaint in fiscal year 2026 for deceptive business practices or fraud. Read all contracts before agreeing to them. Ask someone you trust about their experience before making a purchase from a door-to-door salesman