Automatic Withdrawal Consent Rules

In Idaho, the relevant law falls under the Idaho Consumer Protection Act. Here are some key points:
- Unfair or deceptive practices are prohibited.
- Terms and conditions must be clearly disclosed.
- Silence or lack of disclosure cannot be used to enforce unexpected terms.
For detailed information, you can refer to the Idaho Consumer Protection Act, Idaho Code Title *, Chapter *.
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You can refer to the Idaho Consumer Protection Act, specifically Idaho Code Title *, Chapter *. The relevant sections for your concern about unfair or deceptive practices and the requirement for clear disclosure of terms are:
- Section *-*: Unfair Methods and Deceptive Acts and Practices
- Section *-603E: Unconscionable Methods, Acts, and Practices
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Here's more detailed information on the relevant sections:
- Section *-*: Unfair Methods and Deceptive Acts and Practices
- This section outlines various unfair methods of competition and deceptive acts or practices in trade and commerce.
- It includes a list of activities considered deceptive, such as false advertising, misrepresentation of material facts, and failure to disclose relevant information.
- Section *-603E: Unconscionable Methods, Acts, and Practices
- This section addresses unconscionable methods, acts, or practices in business transactions.
- It includes practices that take advantage of a consumer's lack of knowledge, ability, or capacity to a grossly unfair degree.
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It appears there might have been a mix-up. For automatic checking withdrawal issues, you should focus on the general provisions of the Idaho Consumer Protection Act, particularly Section *-*.
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