Relating to disclosures required in connection with online transactions.

Added a new exception allowing sellers to charge service fees based on distance or customer selections without requiring upfront disclosure, as long as the fee is disclosed prominently before payment.

Removed the requirement that the law only applies to transactions with Oregon residents, expanding it to cover all online transactions.

Removed the effective date provision from the summary section, though the actual effective date language in the bill text remains unchanged.

Added additional sponsors to the bill and updated the legislative history to reflect House amendments.

Changed the disclosure requirement from displaying a detailed transaction summary to simply showing all fees and charges that must be paid, excluding taxes and shipping costs.

Added exemptions for financial institutions, mortgage bankers, mortgage brokers, and licensees that must comply with federal disclosure laws, as well as broadband internet service providers.

Explicitly defined violations as unlawful practices under ORS 646.608 to strengthen enforcement mechanisms.

Broadened applicability from retail sellers to any person offering or selling goods or services online to Oregon residents.