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California AG Joins National Effort to Make Canceling Unwanted Subscriptions Easy

California AG Joins National Effort to Make Canceling Unwanted Subscriptions Easy
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26 state AGs support FTC s proposal on Negative Option Rule | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

On June 26, a coalition of 26 state attorneys general from New York, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois,.

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Attorneys general announce support for FTC s click to cancel subscription policy – Nevada News and Views

Attorneys general announce support for FTC s click to cancel subscription policy – Nevada News and Views
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Connecticut AG supports FTC amendments to protect consumers from deceptive auto-renewals | Business

Attorney General William Tong and a coalition of 26 state attorneys general submitted comments in support of Federal Trade Commission amendments to the Negative Option Rule protecting consumers from deceptive auto-renewal programs.

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Is it too hard to quit Amazon Prime?

The Federal Trade Commission thinks so. It's taking Amazon to court.

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