New York A10762 mandates procedural protections for third-party sellers and seller profiles on online marketplaces, including a two-week warning.
New York A10762 amends the general business law to establish procedural protections for third-party sellers and seller profiles on online marketplaces. It requires online marketplaces to provide a two-week warning period before suspending a seller or profile, during which the marketplace must notify the seller of any infractions and allow them to respond. Suspended sellers and profiles have the right to appeal the decision and seek reinstatement. The bill also prohibits marketplaces from seizing funds or consumer products unrelated to the suspension.
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