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FTC Settles with Ed Tech Provider Chegg for $7.5 Million over Cancellation Practices

By Kristie Prinz | October 11, 2025

The FTC has recently announced that it has reached a settlement with Ed Tech provider Chegg, a Silicon Valley-based business, for $7.5 million over its cancellation practices. The Complaint charged that Chegg violated ROSCA, 15 U.S.C Sections 8401-8405 by failing to provide simple mechanisms for consumers to cancel their subscriptions. According to the Complaint, Chegg…

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