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RANDO v. EDIBLE ARRANGEMENTS INTERNATIONAL, LLC.
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1:17-cv-00701
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March 28, 2018
Edible Arrangements Dodges Suit Over Text Message Ads
A New Jersey federal judge Wednesday dismissed a proposed class action that claims Edible Arrangements makes it unreasonably hard for customers to opt out of receiving text message advertisements, saying the lead plaintiff failed to state a claim under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act though she had U.S. Supreme Court standing to sue.
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June 20, 2017
Edible Arrangements Seeks to Toss Text Ad Suit
Edible Arrangements urged a New Jersey federal judge on Monday to dismiss a proposed class action that claims the company makes it unreasonably hard for customers to opt out of receiving advertising text messages, saying the messages would have ended if the customer had simply texted "stop."
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February 02, 2017
Edible Arrangements Sued Over Text Message Ads
Edible Arrangements may lure satisfied customers into repeat purchases with its fresh fruit bouquets, but the company has made it unreasonably restrictive for recipients of its text message advertising to revoke consent to be contacted, according to a putative class action filed in New Jersey federal court Wednesday.