Pennsylvania SB1005 amends the Cash Consumer Protection Act to prohibit refusal to provide property or services without a credit card and to ban.
Pennsylvania SB1005 amends the Cash Consumer Protection Act to prohibit any person from refusing to rent or sell property or services to individuals who do not possess a credit card. It also prohibits sellers of retail goods or services from refusing to accept cash payments for transactions under $500 when the purchaser is physically present at the point of sale. The bill allows the Attorney General or a district attorney to bring actions for injunctive relief against those violating these provisions.
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