Bill > SB1039

This bill amends the Michigan Consumer Protection Act by revising practices relating to deceptive telephone solicitations. The key provisions include prohibiting unfair, unconscionable, or deceptive trade practices, such as causing confusion about the source or sponsorship of goods or services, making false claims about product characteristics, and violating the Telephone Solicitation Act. The bill also limits the circumstances under which a consumer's Social Security number can be required and restricts the display of credit/debit card information on receipts. The bill is tied to the enactment of Senate Bill 1037.