Question 1

Can I sue a company directly under Colorado’s auto-renewal law?

Accepted Answer

No — C.R.S. §6-1-732(6) gives "the attorney general and the district attorneys of the state ... exclusive authority to enforce this section," and the section is deliberately excluded from the §6-1-105 list that would otherwise allow a private §6-1-113 action.

Question 2

Does Colorado have any auto-renewal consumer protections at all?

Accepted Answer

Yes — C.R.S. §6-1-732 requires a renewal reminder 25-40 days before EVERY renewal (the broadest reminder duty of any encoded state, with an aggregation rule for sub-12-month terms crossing a 12-month boundary) and express written consent for renewal terms longer than one year. You just cannot sue on them yourself.

Question 3

What should I do instead of hiring someone to send a Colorado demand letter?

Accepted Answer

File a free complaint with the Colorado Attorney General or your district attorney — that is the exclusive enforcement channel, so a complaint-ready summary of the facts is the honest product, not a demand letter that cites nothing you can enforce.

Duty	Citation	Effective from	Conditions
Notice 25-40 days before EVERY renewal (with an aggregation rule for sub-12-month terms crossing a 12-month boundary) — the broadest reminder duty of any state	C.R.S. §6-1-732(4)(b)	2022-01-01	—
Express written consent for renewal terms longer than one year	C.R.S. §6-1-732(1)(b)(I)	2022-01-01	—

Colorado: real duties, but no private lawsuit — here’s the honest route

The duties that exist (even though only the AG can sue on them)

What you can actually demand