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The Service Contracts Bill
New rules force service contracts to show clear terms
Service contracts; terms defined; certain disclosures in advertising required; disclosures of limitations of contracts further provided for
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, service providers must clearly list what they promise and any limits, so you can compare offers before you sign.
Our take
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Consumers will know exactly what they are buying, reducing hidden fees and surprise penalties; businesses may need to spend time updating ads, but the benefit is clearer choices now while the bill is still being debated.
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The facts
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- Bill defines key terms for service contracts.
- Bill requires certain disclosures in advertising.
- Bill requires disclosures of contract limitations.
- Bill was referred to the House Commerce and Small Business committee.
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