US EditionAttorney General Raoul Joins Bipartisan Effort To Curb Sales Of Illegal Vaping Products
The coalition wants payment networks to block repeat offenders and curb access to the 41 vape products the FDA has authorized.
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Attorney General Raoul Joins Bipartisan Effort To Curb Sales Of Illegal Vaping Products
CHICAGO – Attorney General Kwame Raoul today joined a bipartisan coalition of 24 other attorneys general and the city of New York in urging major credit card companies and payment processors, including American Express, Capital One, Citi Group, Mastercard, Visa, PayPal, Stripe, Sezzle and Block (operator of Square, Cash App and Afterpay) to take stronger action to prevent their payment networks from being used to facilitate sales of illegal vapi…
States Press Credit Card Firms to Halt Illegal Vape Sales
HARRISBURG, PA — A coalition of attorneys general is urging major payment processors and credit card companies to block transactions tied to illegal online sales of vaping products, citing growing concerns about youth access and widespread violations of federal law. What This Means for You Online purchases of unauthorized vaping products could face new restrictions Payment companies may be required to block illegal transactions Effort targets y…
Attorney General Brown joins bipartisan effort to curb sales of unlawful vaping products
BALTIMORE, MD—Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown joined a bipartisan coalition of 24 attorneys general Tuesday to pressure major credit card companies and payment processors to stop facilitating the sale of illegal vaping products. In letters sent (PDF) to the leadership of companies including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and PayPal, the coalition called for immediate action to block transactions for unauthorized e-cigarettes. The…
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