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US appeals court blocks FTC’s ‘click-to-cancel’ rule for subscriptions

A U.S. appeals court has blocked the Federal Trade Commission’s “click-to-cancel” rule that would have required companies to make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it was to sign up.

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Court Strikes Down FTC’s ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Rule, Which Was Aimed at Letting Consumers Drop Services Easily

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Court blocks FTC ‘click to cancel’ rule designed to ease unsubscribing

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Judge Slaps Down FCC Rule That Would’ve Made It Easy to Cancel Your Subscriptions

the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit has clicked to cancel the rule entirely, leaving us all stuck suspended in the elaborate web of subscription services.

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Federal ‘click to cancel subscriptions’ rule struck down in court [U]

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Court overturns FTC’s "Click to Cancel" Rule

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U.S. court blocks FTC's click-to-cancel rule for easier subscription cancellations

A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday blocked a rule that would have required businesses to make it as easy for consumers to cancel subscriptions and memberships as it is to sign up.

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National 'Click to Cancel' rule blocked by court, Maine law will still offer protections

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Federal appeals court blocks rule to make getting out of subscriptions easier

The ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Rule Was Killed, but Consumer Advocates Could Revive It

A US court scrapped a rule requiring a simple method for canceling recurring payments. Experts are hopeful regulators will revisit the issue and ease consumers' rage over “subscription traps.”

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Click-to-Cancel’s End Won’t Stymie Subscription Renewal Scrutiny

A federal appeals court’s nullification of a Federal Trade Commission rule requiring businesses make automatically renewing subscriptions as easy to cancel as they were to sign up for isn’t the death knell for enforcement actions,

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NY Attorney General urges New Yorkers to use 'Click-to-Cancel' Rule

Attorney General James urges New Yorkers to use the new Click-to-Cancel Rule to easily cancel subscriptions without obstacles starting July 14.

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Consumer Alert: New “Click-to-Cancel” rule protects New Yorkers from tricky subscriptions

A new FTC rule makes it easier for New Yorkers to cancel subscriptions. AG Letitia James urges consumers to report violations.