New York junk fee prevention act requires clear and conspicuous pricing practices regarding mandatory junk fees.
The New York junk fee prevention act mandates that businesses clearly and conspicuously disclose the total price of goods or services, including any mandatory fees, in every offer or advertisement. The act defines "total price" as the full price of a good or service, including mandatory fees, but excluding certain exemptions. It also outlines exceptions, such as fees based on delivery method, pre-authorization fees, optional add-ons, and certain financial transactions. Violations can result in injunctions, damages, and attorney's fees.
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