US EditionNew Law Aims To Protect Consumers When Cancelling Contracts
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New Law Aims To Protect Consumers When Cancelling Contracts
A new Tennessee law aims to protect consumers when cancelling service contracts for cable, internet, or phone plans. State Representative Michael Hale of Smithville created the bill. Hale said if a customer ends service in the first 15 days of the month, that would be the only month for which they can be charged. “There were companies that were charging, if you ended service, just say on the fifth day of the month, they charged you the rest of t…
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