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A.G. Andrea Campbell announces new consumer protection regulations to prohibit ‘junk fees’
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AG Campbell rolls out new regulations to protect consumers from ‘junk fees’
Mass. Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell on Monday announced finalized rules aimed at protecting consumers from being scammed by businesses that charge hidden, surprising, or unnecessary fees.
AG Campbell announces regulations against surprise ‘junk fees’ tacked onto products
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced on Monday upcoming consumer protection regulations prohibiting “junk fees” — hidden, surprise, or unnecessary costs that<a class="excerpt-read-
Massachusetts attorney general announces new regulations on junk fees
The Massachusetts attorney general released new junk fee regulations on Monday. Junk fees are those hidden or surprise costs that pop up when consumers go to press buy on a product. Attorney General Andrea Campbell said they violate the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act.
New Massachusetts ‘junk fee’ regulations aim to better protect consumers from hidden costs
Starting in September, the state’s attorney general says the new regulations make clear that hidden “junk fees” and related billing practices violate state law.
Extra non-disclosed junk fees are a thing of the past says Massachusetts Attorney General
Businesses will have to disclose the exact price of a product including fees to consumers, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced on Monday.
Massachusetts AG to unveil new regulations targeting ‘junk fees’
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell is expected to share how the state will implement new consumer protection regulations to prohibit “junk fees.”
Mass. AG Campbell to announce new protections against junk fees
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell is expected to announce new protections against junk fees for consumers in the Bay State. The goal is to eliminate hidden or surprise fees for consumers.
AG aims to curb hidden 'junk' fees, hard-to-cancel free trials
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Massachusetts attorney general announces new regulations against 'junk fees'
Massachusetts businesses will be required to always disclose total costs upfront, label optional charges, and enable easy cancellations of trial offers and subscriptions.