Consumer protection; automatic renewal or continuous service offers, disclosure and cancellation.

Added a new requirement for sellers offering print publications to provide a simple cancellation method via electronic media or telephone if the offer was initiated in person, by pamphlet, or by mail.

Modified the cancellation requirement for in-person initiated offers to remove the phrase 'in addition to offering cancellation through a similar in-person method', simplifying the obligation to offer electronic or telephone cancellation.

Expanded the definition of 'clear and conspicuous' to include specific standards for print publications, ensuring disclosures are readable and understandable in physical formats.

Updated the good faith compliance exemption text to change 'supplier' to 'supplier seller' for consistency with other sections of the bill.

Added a new provision making it unlawful to fail to provide federal disclosures required by 16 C.F.R. Part 433 (e.g., for payday loans) in connection with consumer transactions.

Updated the bill title and introductory text to reflect that it amends both § 59.1-200 and the existing consumer protection sections, rather than just the latter.

Removed draft-specific metadata, including the 'Engrossed' status, committee referral notes, and placeholder text for Senate amendments.

Added standard enrolled bill formatting elements, including page headers/footers, approval stamps, and the final bill number designation.