Vivid Seats American Currency Charges Class Action
All consumers within the meaning of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act who purchased a ticket from Vivid Seats since November 16, 2014;
SETTLEMENT APPROVED: NETFLIX INC.
Class: Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), who since July 4th, 2013 (the “Class Period”), was provided services or goods at a reduced price (the “Reduced Price”), for a fixed period (the “Fixed Period”), by any of the Defendants, and who, after the Fixed Period, was required to send a notice to any of the Defendants indicating that he/she does not wish to obtain the services or goods at the regular price (the “Regular Price”); Sub-class: Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), who since July 4th, 2013 (the “Class Period”), was provided services or goods free of charge, for a fixed period (the “Fixed Period”), by any of the Defendants, and who, after the Fixed Period, was required to send a notice to any of the Defendants indicating that he/she does not wish to obtain the services or goods at the regular price (the “Regular Price”);
SETTLEMENT APPROVED: Spotify Canada Inc.
Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act, who since July 4th, 2013, was provided services by Spotify Canada Inc. at a reduced price or free of charge, for a fixed period, and who, after the fixed period, was required to send a notice to Spotify Canada Inc. indicating that he/she does not wish to obtain the services at the regular price;
SETTLEMENT APPROVED: Audible Inc.
Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act, who since July 4th, 2013, was provided services by Audible Inc. through an Eligible Account at a reduced price or free of charge, for a fixed period, and who, after the fixed period, was required to send a notice to Audible Inc. indicating that he/she does not wish to obtain the services at the regular price; Eligible Account means an Audible.com account that meets the following cumulative criteria: a) was opened by a natural person physically residing in the province of Québec during the Class Period further to signing up for a 30-day trial on Audible.com while continuing to physically reside within the province of Québec; and b) has actually paid membership fees as a result of maintaining their membership for at least thirty (30) days after the date of signing up (the “putative settlement class members”);
SETTLEMENT APPROVED: MATCH.COM
All consumers, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act, who, during the Class Period, were provided services or goods at a reduced price, or free of charge, for a fixed period, by Match.com, and who, after the fixed period, were required to send a notice to Match.com indicating that he/she does not wish to obtain the services or goods at the regular price;
SETTLEMENT APPROVED: Elite Singles (Affinitas GmbH)
Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act, who since July 4th, 2013, was provided services at a reduced price or free of charge, for a fixed period, by Affinitas GmbH, and who, after the fixed period, was required to send a notice to Affinitas indicating that he/she does not wish to obtain the services at the regular price;
Bread Price-Fixing Class Action
All persons, entities, partnerships or organizations resident in Canada who purchased at least one package of bread from one of the Defendants;
Collect Call Fees Illegally Charged by Bell Canada
All consumers residing in Canada who received a collect call processed by Bell Canada since September 25th, 2014;
Airbnb Illegal Service Fees – Class Action
Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), who since August 22nd, 2014 (the “Class Period”), while located in the province of Quebec, made a booking for anywhere in the world using Airbnb’s websites and/or mobile application and who paid a price higher than the price initially advertised by Airbnb (excluding the QST or the GST);
Abusive Unlocking Fees by Wireless Providers
Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), who paid Defendants a fee greater than $5.00 to unlock their wireless device since August 14th, 2014;