H 1122
An Act promoting consumer choice regarding the use of credit trigger leads
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Bill overview
This bill, H.1122, aimed to give consumers more control over whether their credit information is used to trigger offers for vehicle service contracts. It sought to address concerns about consumers being automatically enrolled in these contracts without their explicit consent. The bill was ultimately unsuccessful and failed to pass the Massachusetts legislature. It was referred to the Financial Services committee and then concurred by the Senate.
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Primary sponsor
Michael S. Day
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Michael S. Day
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