Prohibits offering unordered goods or services and requesting payment for them, treating unordered goods as gifts.
This bill amends the general business law to prohibit any person, firm, partnership, association, corporation, or their agents or employees from offering for sale tangible or intangible goods or services that have not been actually ordered or requested by the recipient. It deems any receipt of unordered goods as a gift to the recipient and prohibits requesting payment for such goods or services. The bill also includes provisions for marking unordered tangible goods as gifts and notifying recipients of unordered intangible goods or services.
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