§46A-6I-2. Electronic Response to Electronic Notices
In a consumer transaction, when a consumer is required to provide notice to exercise or preserve the consumer's rights under any law, the consumer may exercise or preserve that right using the same method by which the consumer was provided with notice of that right.
§46A-6H-1. Definitions
For the purposes of this article: (1) "Closing date" means the date the transfer agreement is executed by the consumer and the transferee, and shall be at least fourteen days after the requisite disclosures have been provided to the consumer and interested parties.
§46A-6H-2. Disclosure Requirements Prior to Transfer
(a) In order for any transfer by a consumer to a transferee to be effective, the transferee shall provide the following disclosures in writing, in bold, twelve point type, to the consumer at least fourteen days prior to the earlier of the closing date or the hearing on the transfer when court approval is required […]
§46A-6F-401. Mandatory Disclosures
§46A-6F-401. Mandatory disclosures. (a) A telemarketer shall promptly disclose, in a clear and conspicuous manner, the following material information when making a telemarketing communication with a consumer: (1) The true identity of the telemarketer;
§46A-6F-402. Accepting Returns or Canceling Services
(a) Every telemarketer shall, at a minimum, have the following policy: (1) Accepting returns or canceling services for a period of not less than seven days after the date of delivery to the consumer and providing a cash refund for a cash purchase or issuing a credit for a credit purchase, which credit is applied […]
§46A-6F-501. Unfair or Deceptive Acts or Practices
It is an unfair or deceptive act or practice and a violation of this article for any seller or telemarketer to engage in the following conduct: (1) To advertise or represent that registration as a telemarketer equals an endorsement or approval by the state or any governmental agency of the state;
§46A-6F-502. Causes of Action Arising Out of Unfair or Deceptive Acts or Practices; Limitation of Actions
(1) If a telemarketer violates the provisions of section five hundred one of this article, the consumer has a cause of action to recover actual damages and, in addition, a right to recover from the violator a penalty in an amount, to be determined by the court, of not less than $100 nor more than […]
§46A-6F-503. Operating a Criminal Recovery Service; Penalties
(a) A person is guilty of operating a criminal recovery service when the person: (1) Makes a representation that he will recover all or any portion of the consideration that a consumer has paid to a telemarketer in response to a telemarketing solicitation;
§46A-6F-601. Abusive Acts or Practices
§46A-6F-601. Abusive acts or practices. (a) It is an abusive telemarketing act or practice and a violation of this article for any telemarketer to engage in the following conduct: (1) Threaten, intimidate or use profane or obscene language;
§46A-6F-701. Civil Remedies
§46A-6F-701. Civil remedies. (a) If a telemarketer violates the provisions of section six hundred one of this article, the consumer has a cause of action to recover actual damages and, in addition, a right to recover from the violator a penalty in an amount, to be determined by the court, of not less than$100 nor […]