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Pamela Gossoo v. Microsoft Corporation et al
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October 11, 2013
Microsoft Consumer Denied Class Cert. In Privacy Suit
A California federal judge denied class certification Wednesday in a suit accusing Microsoft Corp. of illegally collecting consumers' personal information during credit card transactions, deciding that customers at Microsoft stores weren't asked to give the information as a condition for their purchases.
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September 10, 2013
Microsoft Says Sales Differences Bar Cert. In Privacy Suit
Microsoft Corp. on Friday urged a California federal judge to refrain from certifying a class action accusing it of illegally collecting consumers' personal information during credit card transactions, saying that each class member would have had a different sales experience.
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September 03, 2013
Microsoft Consumer Seeks Cert. In Info-Gathering Suit
A consumer accusing Microsoft Corp. of illegally collecting her personal information during a credit card transaction on Friday asked a California federal judge to certify a nationwide class in the case, saying it is the only fair way to resolve the dispute, which could involve tens of thousands of customers.