Lawmakers are once again pushing to enact the Click-to-Cancel Consumer Protection Act, aiming to resurrect the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) previously halted. This comes just weeks after a federal ...

The FTC’s rule will end these tricks and traps, saving Americans time and money. Nobody should be stuck paying for a service ...

Picking up where the FTC left off, lawmakers announced the Click to Cancel Act, which requires companies to "provide a simple ...

A federal appeals court has put a stop to the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) new rule that would have made it easier for ...

Former FTC Chair Lina Khan defended the agency’s process, but the court’s decision stands—for now. 🔍 What’s Next The FTC has three options: Appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.

The FTC initially estimated that the financial impact of the Click to Cancel Rule would be less than a $100 million, but an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) ultimately found that it would have an ...

Under the so-called "click-to-cancel" rule, if customers decide to enroll in a subscription online or through an app in one step -- they should be able to cancel that way, too.

‘Click-to-cancel' is over, but there are other ways to unsubscribe The FTC's rule would have required businesses to obtain a customer’s consent before charging for memberships, auto-renewals ...

‘Click-to-Cancel’ Is Over, but There Are Other Ways to Unsubscribe An FTC rule would have made it easier for people to avoid being charged for auto-renewals. It was halted.

‘Click-to-cancel' is over, but there are other ways to unsubscribe The FTC's rule would have required businesses to obtain a customer’s consent before charging for memberships, auto-renewals ...