**Termajargon:** Policy Terms Defined

# Prenotification plans

Prenotification plans are a type of negative option offer that assumes if a consumer takes no action, it’s ok for sellers to send the goods and charge them anyway. Example: Joining a book club that sends you monthly books (even though you never agreed to it).

## Learn More About Prenotification plans

[A Closer Look at the FTC’s Latest Rules for Negative Option Offers](https://termageddon.com/a-closer-look-at-the-ftcs-latest-rules-for-negative-option-offers/)

Related Terms:

[Negative options](https://termageddon.com/define/negative-options/)

Continuity plans

Automatically renewing subscriptions

Free trial conversion offers

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