Georgia Fair Business Practices Act forbids traders from adopting deceptive and unfair business practices that can cause financial damage to consumers.

• The Georgia consumer law regards it unlawful to sell or pass any goods or services that misrepresent their origin, manufacturer, or quality.

• Claiming a false place of origin or manufacture is also unlawful under the Act.
• Disparaging or damaging the goodwill or reputation of goods of competitors also amounts to deceptive trade practices.
• Further, the Act also governs consumer protection about transactions conducted over the Internet, telemarketing, gifts or promotional giveaways, etc.

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