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SETTLEMENT APPROVED: Ticketmaster & TNOW

Consumers residing in Quebec who purchased on the primary market at least one (1) ticket to an event in the Province of Quebec using either: a mobile phone or other mobile device via either www.ticketmaster.ca or one of the Ticketmaster mobile applications, between June 23, 2013 and May 24, 2017, or with respect to certain Quebec Venues, the www.ticketmaster.ca website with the use of a desktop computer or standard internet browser, between September 30, 2015 and May 24, 2017.

SETTLEMENT APPROVED: Ticketmaster & TNOWlpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:30-05:00

STUBHUB, VIVID SEATS, TICKETNETWORK, SEATGEEK & FANXCHANGE

Every consumer, pursuant to the terms of Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”), residing in Quebec at the time of purchase, who since August 28th, 2012 (the “Class Period”), while physically located in Quebec, has purchased from any of the Respondents at least one “Ticket” (as defined in section 236.1 CPA as meaning any document or instrument that upon presentation gives the ticket holder a right of entry to a show, sporting event, cultural event, exhibition or any other kind of entertainment) either: (a) at a price above that announced by the vendor authorized to sell the Tickets by the producer of the event; and/or, (b) who paid a price higher than the price advertised by Respondents on their respective websites and/or mobile applications (at the first step), excluding the Quebec sales tax or the Goods and Services Tax; or any other group to be determined by the Court;

STUBHUB, VIVID SEATS, TICKETNETWORK, SEATGEEK & FANXCHANGElpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:30-05:00

AppleCare Quebec Class Action Settlement

All consumers who, between December 20, 2015 and January 26, 2023, purchased AppleCare and/or AppleCare+ for an Apple product in Quebec, including but not limited to an iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, iPod, Mac and/or MacBook and were not informed of their legal warranty under the Consumer Protection Act at the time of purchase.

AppleCare Quebec Class Action Settlementlpcadmin2025-02-27T12:23:30-05:00

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: NETFLIX INC.lpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:30-05:00

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: Spotify Canada Inc.lpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:30-05:00

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: Audible Inc.lpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:31-05:00

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: MATCH.COMlpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:31-05:00

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;

SETTLEMENT APPROVED: Elite Singles (Affinitas GmbH)lpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:31-05:00

Bell Canada – Collect Calls Class Action Settlement (Quebec)

All natural persons in Quebec who have received and paid the charges associated with one or more local or long distance collect calls processed by Bell Canada between September 25, 2014 and September 30, 2022 inclusively, other than calls made from provincial correctional facilities located in the Province of Ontario using the Offender Telephone Management System (OTMS).

Bell Canada – Collect Calls Class Action Settlement (Quebec)lpcadmin2023-12-16T19:48:32-05:00

Abusive Unlocking Fees by Wireless Providers

All consumers residing or having resided in Quebec, who paid to any of the Defendants a fee to unlock their wireless device from August 14, 2014 to December 1, 2017.

Abusive Unlocking Fees by Wireless Providerslpcadmin2024-02-29T12:33:19-05:00

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