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Junk Fee Prevention Act
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Junk Fee Prevention Act

IntroducedDecember 4, 2025
Introduced11 months ago
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Why This Matters

The Junk Fee Prevention Act aims to protect consumers from hidden and excessive fees by ensuring clear pricing and refund policies. This helps people know exactly what they are paying for without surprise charges.

If you buy tickets or services, you will know the total cost upfront and get refunds for hidden fees.
Who this affects
Consumers buying tickets · Consumers buying services
What changes is this bill making?
  1. 1This bill requires companies to show the total price of goods or services upfront, including all fees.
  2. 2It prevents companies from charging excessive or misleading fees during the purchase process.
  3. 3Companies must disclose ticket availability and refund policies clearly before a sale is completed.
  4. 4The Federal Trade Commission will enforce rules against hidden fees and deceptive practices.
  5. 5Consumers will receive refunds for any mandatory fees if a service or ticket is not provided as promised.

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