FTC pushes the enforcement of its ‘click-to-cancel’ rule back to July

The Federal Trade Commission has postponed the beginning of a rule aimed at canceling the process of lower a nightmare. Last year As a rule, a rule, which is a rule known as a negative selection order, added a rule that requires companies to prepare for the terms of subscription registration and provides more difficult to register for them. No one is surprising and sued the FTC. The rule will still be implemented on May 14 Now the executive body has been pushed to 60 days from 14 to July.

Some of the updated negative choice rules entered into force on January 19, but the implementation of certain provisions was postponed to May 14 to give more companies to give more companies by companies. The new management framework says the FTC said, “The newly assessment of cargo forcing the history” and it was sufficient for complexity of compliance. “

After the last date on July 14, FTC “regulated institutions must be in accordance with the entire rule for the commission to apply it.” However, the statement added: “If this practice practices reveals problems with the rule, the commission is open to make changes.