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MI SB0153
Bill
AI Summary
SB 153 Summary
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Adds requirement for retailers to post return policy in conspicuous place at point of sale and print return policy on sales receipts as unlawful practice if not provided.
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Prohibits requiring consumers to disclose social security numbers as condition of selling goods or providing services, with exceptions for credit extensions, state/federal law requirements, credit reporting, landlord background checks, and fraud prevention verification.
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Restricts display of credit/debit card information on receipts to no more than last 4 digits of account number and prohibits any display of card expiration dates, effective March 1, 2005 for manual receipts and July 1, 2005-2006 for electronic devices.
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Adds provisions prohibiting false affiliation claims in advertising live musical performances and restricting misleading environmental marketing claims about product recyclability and degradability.
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Establishes that prize promotions requiring sales presentations must include written disclosure in bold 10-point minimum font detailing prize value, terms, conditions, and complete description of products/services being offered for sale.
Legislative Description
Consumer protection; other; requirement for written notification of a business's return policy to be posted and printed on the receipt; provide for. Amends sec. 3 of 1976 PA 331 (MCL 445.903).
Consumer protection, other
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Commerce And Tourism
1/29/2009