New York S04687 mandates retailers to supply merchandise at the advertised price within sixty days if unavailable during the advertised period.
New York S04687 amends the general business law to require retailers to supply merchandise at the advertised price within sixty days if the item is not available during the advertised period. The bill specifies that retailers must post their raincheck policy clearly and conspicuously at the point of sale, on their website, and in any online or printed advertisements. A raincheck is defined as a written statement allowing the purchase of designated merchandise at a previously advertised price.
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