If a merchant advertises a rebate for consumer goods that is available only if a consumer mails in a rebate form, the advertisement shall clearly state that the rebate is only available by mail.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 13 - Consumer Protection Act
Subtitle 3 - Unfair, Abusive, or Deceptive Trade Practices
Section 13-301 - Unfair, Abusive, or Deceptive Trade Practices Defined
Section 13-302 - Deception or Damage Unnecessary
Section 13-303 - Practices Generally Prohibited
Section 13-304 - Referral Sales
Section 13-305 - Prizes Conditioned on Purchases or Sales Promotion
Section 13-306 - Certificate When Gift or Other Inducement Not Available to Customer
Section 13-307 - Repair Company to Furnish Written Bill for Cost
Section 13-308 - Electrical Consumer Products
Section 13-309 - Electrical Extension Cords
Section 13-310 - Reserved Seat Tickets
Section 13-310.1 - Sale of Speculative Tickets
Section 13-311 - Service Contract Not Prerequisite to Sale of Merchandise
Section 13-313 - Fire Resistant Insulating Material
Section 13-314 - Work-at-Home Advertisements
Section 13-315 - Firestat or Fusible Link in Attic Fan
Section 13-316 - Mortgage Servicers
Section 13-317 - Use of Consumer Identification Information in Connection With Credit Card Payments
Section 13-318 - Use of Credit Card Information in Connection With Payment by Check
Section 13-319 - Statement That Rebate Is Only Available by Mail