Adopt the Fair Online Pricing Act

Summary

The Fair Online Pricing Act would stop businesses from setting prices for consumers using information about the consumer’s device—such as its hardware condition, installed software, or geolocation—unless specific exceptions apply. It still allows legitimate coupons, discounts and price differences based on real‑time demand or local taxes. Violations could be fined up to $10,000 per incident, with the Attorney General enforcing the rule.

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