Mail Order Consumer Protection Amendments of 1983

Law Consumer protection Law

Date: 30th Nov, 1983 Source: Congress.gov Country: USA Original Source

Brief

The Mail Order Consumer Protection Amendments of 1983 Act was enacted to strengthen the investigatory and enforcement powers of the Postal Service by authorizing certain inspection authority and providing for civil penalties for violations of orders under section 3005. The Act also provides for a consumer education program on schemes involving false representations through use of the mails, and requires the Postmaster General to submit semiannual reports on investigative activities.

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