CATrends: Advertised Apartment Rental Prices
Watch out for hidden fees.
Class-Action Tracker
Information about federal false advertising class actions filed around the country. Please note, our list is neither comprehensive nor reflective of TINA.org’s opinion.
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Class Actions
Tickets on Viator.com
Allegations: Failing to identify the portion of the final price that is attributed to fees, as required by New York state law
Tickets on Peek Travel
Allegations: Failing to disclose taxes and fees in advertised prices and using a countdown timer to give consumers a limited amount of time to complete their transactions
Insurance from Allianz Global Assistance
Allegations: Misleadingly offering consumers insurance for tickets to events and travel arrangements for a specified price without adequately disclosing that consumers who purchase the insurance are charged additional fees
Color Factory NYC
Allegations: Failing to include additional fees in advertised prices
Event Tickets Center
Allegations: Failing to include a $21.76 “Service Fee” in advertised prices
Tickets on See Tickets
Allegations: Failing to include a “SRV Fee and a “FAC Fee” in advertised prices
Tickets on AXS.com
Allegations: Failing to include its service charge in advertised prices and misleadingly calling its service charge “Taxes & Fees”
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Allegations: Failing to include a $1.99 “Convenience Fee” in advertised prices
SeatGeek
Allegations: Failing to include a 35 percent fee in advertised prices
Bucket Listers
Allegations: Failing to include a “Ticketing Fee” of up to ten percent of the purchase price in advertised prices