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Can I sell products or services online without violating e-commerce laws in Oklahoma? What are the requirements?

To sell products or services online in Oklahoma, you must comply with the state’s e-commerce laws. Here are some requirements to keep in mind:

License Required [2.1](#[2.1])

If you are selling new goods, wares, or merchandise in Oklahoma, you must first obtain a license [2.1](#[2.1]).

Prohibiting Political Subdivisions from Imposing Certain Requirements on Online Marketplaces [1.1](#[1.1])

No political subdivision in Oklahoma may require online marketplaces to collect or verify information from high-volume third-party sellers on a one-time or ongoing basis or disclose information to consumers [1.1](#[1.1]).

Prohibiting Actions - Presumption Sales Calls Are Made to Oklahoma Residents or Person in Oklahoma [1.5](#[1.5])

If you plan to make commercial telephonic sales calls to Oklahoma residents, you must comply with the Telephone Solicitation Act of 2022 [1.5](#[1.5]). This includes obtaining prior express written consent of the called party, transmitting the originating telephone number and name of the telephone solicitor to any caller identification service in use by the recipient, and not intentionally altering the voice of the caller to defraud, confuse, or financially or otherwise injure the recipient.

Unlawful Practices [1.4](#[1.4])

It is considered an unlawful practice in Oklahoma to make false or misleading representations about the subject of a consumer transaction, including the characteristics, ingredients, uses, benefits, alterations, or quantities of the subject [1.4](#[1.4]).

Suspension of Certain Sales Activity Upon Noncompliance [1.2](#[1.2])

If you are a high-volume third-party seller and do not comply with the requirements to provide and disclose information under the Oklahoma INFORM Act, the online marketplace shall suspend any future sales activity of such seller until the seller complies with such requirements [1.2](#[1.2]).

Sellers to Disclose Specified Information - Notice by Online Marketplace - Suspension of Sales - Verification - Security Procedures [1.3](#[1.3])

Online marketplaces shall require that any high-volume third-party seller on the online marketplace’s platform provide the online marketplace with specified information no later than ten (10) calendar days after qualifying as a high-volume third-party seller on the platform. If a high-volume third-party seller does not provide the information or certification required under this paragraph, the online marketplace shall suspend any future sales activity of such seller until such seller provides such information or certification [1.3](#[1.3]).

In addition to these requirements, you should also be aware of other relevant laws and regulations that may apply to your specific business.

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Oklahoma