Consumer protection; prohibiting use of hidden fees and charges by businesses. Effective date.
SB 986 prohibits businesses from hiding fees when selling event tickets or short-term lodging (like hotels or vacation rentals). It requires businesses to display the total price upfront - more prominently than other prices - and clearly explain any excluded fees (such as shipping or government charges) before payment. Misrepresenting fees, including their amount or purpose, becomes an unfair practice under Oklahoma's consumer protection law. The law takes effect on November 1, 2025, applying specifically to covered goods and services.
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Introduced Feb 3, 2025
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