A federal appeals court has blocked the Federal Trade Commission's 'click-to-cancel' rule, which was designed to make it easier for consumers to cancel unwanted subscriptions online.
The rule aimed to address widespread frustration over difficult cancellation processes and the estimated $200 per year Americans waste on unused subscriptions. With the rule struck down just before it was set to take effect, consumers must continue navigating complex and often confusing cancellation procedures. Lawmakers and consumer advocates are now pushing for new legislation or regulatory action to revive the rule.
In the meantime, experts recommend tracking subscriptions closely and using available workarounds to avoid unnecessary charges.
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