5+Failure to provide a simple cancellation mechanism · ROSCA §4(3) · ¶174–175
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1−All conduct described is alleged; the matter is pre-verdict.
1+All conduct described is alleged; the matter is pre-verdict. This is commentary, not legal advice.
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1−PayPal volume
1+PayPal volume · 12mo to Sep 2025
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11In June 2026 the FTC sued one of the most profitable subscription operations on the consumer internet: five products, five audiences, one identical funnel — roughly $106M from U.S. consumers using the same handful of moves.
2−Each screen below is an exhibit from the filing. The numbered markers match the mechanics the complaint names, quoted verbatim with their paragraph cite.
2+Each screen below is an exhibit from the filing. The numbered markers match the mechanics the complaint names, quoted verbatim with their paragraph cite. Conduct is alleged; the case is pre-verdict.
In June 2026 the FTC sued one of the most profitable subscription operations on the consumer internet: five products, five audiences, one identical funnel — roughly $106M from U.S. consumers using the same handful of moves.
Each screen below is an exhibit from the filing. The numbered markers match the mechanics the complaint names, quoted verbatim with their paragraph cite.
~$700M · PayPal volume
~$106M · From U.S. consumers
15 · Exhibits in evidence
36 · Marked mechanics
The five counts (original — four counts only)
Failure to disclose material terms · FTC Act §5 · ¶158–160
Unfairly charging consumers without authorization · FTC Act §5 · ¶161–163
Failure to clearly & conspicuously disclose material terms · ROSCA §4(1) · ¶170–171
Failure to obtain express informed consent · ROSCA §4(2) · ¶172–173
Source note
All quotes, figures and paragraph cites come from the public complaint in FTC v. GM Universeapps Ltd. et al., No. 26-cv-5232 (N.D. Cal.), filed June 2026. FTC filings are U.S. government works. All conduct described is alleged; the matter is pre-verdict.