Committee adopts amendment, advances bill to clarify 'buy' vs. 'license' for digital purchases Representative Kupper's HB 2010 would require sellers to disclose when consumers receive a revocable license rather than ownership and create a 10-year proration for refunds if access is materially changed; the committee adopted a sponsor amendment preserving DRM, clarified proration and returned the bill with a do‑pass recommendation.

A new bill in Arizona aims to clarify the difference between owning digital products and merely having a license, ensuring consumers know exactly what they're buying.

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An agent claimed the seller wasn’t active anymore but the seller is still up and running today. When I corrected this, the reason for not publishing changed to a "language issue."
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Question for fellow online shoppers: How do you verify seller reliability when shopping on Amazon? I've recently encountered what seems to be the same seller operating under different account names after accumulating negative reviews. #ConsumerAdvice #MarketplaceTransparency

HB 3966 targets deceptive trade practices and mercury thermometer regulations Legislation HB 3966 bans misleading claims and restricts mercury-containing products.

Oregon's House Bill 3966 could revolutionize consumer rights by banning deceptive trade practices, but will it strike the right balance for businesses?

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Nebraska Legislature approves new regulations for weighing and measuring establishments Legislators enforce registration and permit requirements for commercial weighing devices in Nebraska.

Nebraska's new Bill 245 could revolutionize consumer protection by enforcing strict standards on product measurements and pricing, but will it burden small businesses in the process?

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Legislators debate regulations on misleading sales practices and product representations SJC discusses proposed regulations to curb deceptive sales tactics and misrepresentations.

New Mexico's Senate is taking a bold step to protect consumers by tackling deceptive sales practices with Senate Bill 267—could this reshape our marketplace forever?

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Indiana legislators address violations of consumer protection laws in new bill Indiana bill targets deceptive acts and outlines defenses for suppliers against claims.

Indiana's House Bill 1670 could revolutionize consumer protection by tackling deceptive practices while balancing the needs of suppliers—will it reshape the marketplace for good?

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Legislature updates laws against misrepresentation by ticket resellers in S.B. 292 S.B. 292 amends regulations to curb misleading practices by non-primary ticket sellers.

Utah's Senate is taking a bold step to protect consumers from deceptive ticketing practices with the introduction of S.B. 292, a bill that could reshape the entire ticketing landscape.

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Governor's Senate Bill 1248 targets junk fees and auto renewal subscriptions Governor's legislation simplifies subscription cancellations and promotes transparent consumer transactions.

Connecticut is stepping up consumer protection by tackling deceptive "junk fees" and simplifying subscription cancellations with new legislation!

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