On Friday, a New York district judge ordered a robocalling operation that was impersonating the Federal Trade Commission to cease its illegal and deceptive practices. The Cuban Exchange, Inc., and its owner Suhaylee Rivera made prerecorded phone calls that promised help with expediting FTC refunds that "you may not even know were owed to you," the FTC alleged. Consumers were directed to a website, ftcrefund.com, where they were told to enter bank information. "To anyone hell-bent on breaking the law by making illegal robocalls, transmitting phony Caller ID information, or impersonating a federal agency, we have two words for you: Stop now. The real Federal Trade Commission will come after you," the FTC warned. www.credisure.net is still available online and is allegedly another website operated by Suhaylee Rivera. The judge ordered the website taken down. Click here to read the FTC news release, which has links to the official complaint and the temporary restraining order.