Vermont S0207 prohibits surveillance pricing for consumer products, except under specific conditions.

Vermont S0207 aims to prohibit the use of surveillance pricing for consumer products, except when the price difference is based solely on the cost of providing the product, when a discount is offered to all consumers equally, or when the person is licensed by the Department of Financial Regulation to conduct insurance business. Surveillance pricing is defined as using electronic surveillance technology to set prices based on covered information. Consumers subject to surveillance pricing retain the same rights as those under other consumer protection laws. The bill takes effect on July 1, 2026.

Vermont S0207 prohibits surveillance pricing for consumer products, except under specific conditions.

Vermont S0207 aims to prohibit the use of surveillance pricing for consumer products, except when the price difference is based solely on the cost of providing the product, when a discount is offered to all consumers equally, or when the person is licensed by the Department of Financial Regulation to conduct insurance business. Surveillance pricing is defined as using electronic surveillance technology to set prices based on covered information. Consumers subject to surveillance pricing retain the same rights as those under other consumer protection laws. The bill takes effect on July 1, 2026.