Consumer Protection – False Advertising – Digital Goods
Prohibiting a person that is a seller from advertising or offering for sale a digital good using certain terminology unless, before executing the sale, a certain affirmative acknowledgment is received from the purchaser or a certain clear and conspicuous statement is provided by the seller; and establishing that a violation of the Act is an unfair, abusive, or deceptive trade practice subject to certain enforcement and penalty provisions.
CONTRACTS
ADVERTISING
Consumer Protection
Notices
Goods And Services
Fines
Recordings
Mobile Devices
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Penalties and Sentences
Art, Music, and Cultural Affairs
Digital Products
Video
Transfer of Goods
Commercial Law - Consumer Protection
Electronic Commerce
Unfair Trade Practices
Information Technology - Generally
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