New York City has enacted a new ‘Click-to-Cancel’ law for subscriptions. This rule requires businesses to allow easy cancellation of services. It takes effect on October first, making the city a pioneer. A related proposed rule will address upfront junk fees for consumers. These new regulations aim to protect New Yorkers from hidden charges. New York City has enacted a new ‘Click-to-Cancel’ law for subscriptions. This rule requires businesses to allow easy cancellation of services. It takes effect on October first, making the city a pioneer. A related proposed rule will address upfront junk fees for consumers. These new regulations aim to protect New Yorkers from hidden charges.
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