United States:
Effective Date Set For FTC Amendments To Prescreen Opt-Out Notice Requirements
16 September 2021
Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
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An FTC final rule amending the Commission's requirements for
entities using information from customer reports for unsolicited
credit or insurance advertising was published in the Federal Register.
The amendments, which correspond to amendments to the Fair
Credit Reporting Act and reestablish and modify a model
prescreen opt-out notice, will go into effect on October 13,
2021.
Primary Sources
- Federal Register: Prescreen Opt-Out Notice
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