Pennsylvania House Passes Bills Regulating Subscription Services After Federal Rules Overturned
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Summary
The Pennsylvania House passed bills targeting dubious subscription services similar to federal rules that were recently thrown out by a court. The bills aim to regulate 'negative option' agreements and require online subscriptions to offer online cancellation options.
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Earlier this month, the House approved a bill cracking down on so-called 'negative option' agreements.
This week, the chamber also cleared a second bill requiring that subscriptions or memberships made online must also be able to be canceled online.
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