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SB 1275·OK·senate

Consumer protection; prohibiting certain sales without price disclosures; prohibiting certain disclosures; prohibiting certain price increase after certain time; subjecting violations to certain Act. Effective date.

Floor Vote ScheduledFiled Feb 2, 2026
Sponsor: Mark Mann (D)
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Placed on General Order

Mar 3, 2026

Summary

The bill bans websites that sell rental properties or admission tickets from hiding fees or changing the price after a shopper first sees it. It forces clear, equal‑size disclosure of total cost, sales tax and any delivery fees before a purchase is completed. Violations are treated as illegal business practices under Oklahoma’s Consumer Protection Act.

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