Groups Sue Over "Click to Cancel" Rule

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Guess who’s suing the FTC to stop click to cancel

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Three industry groups are suing to prevent the FTC from enforcing its new “ Click to Cancel ” rule that requires companies to make it easy to cancel subscriptions.

The rule applies to any automatically renewing subscription, whether it’s a gym membership or Amazon Prime, including free trials or those plans that ship easy-to-cook dinners.

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