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craigslist, Inc. v. Instamotor Inc.
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3:17-cv-02449
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August 04, 2017
Instamotor Agrees To Pay Craigslist $31M, Stop Scraping
Instamotor Inc. has agreed to pay Craigslist Inc. $31 million and stop scraping contact information and other content from users' posts in order to repost them to its own used-car listing service, according to a stipulated judgment filed in California federal court Thursday.
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May 01, 2017
Craigslist Claims Competitor Stealing Its Users' Ads
Instamotor Inc. has been trying to unlawfully capitalize on Craigslist Inc.'s success by stealing users' posts and contact information and reposting them to its own used-car listing service, the classified advertising giant alleged Friday in California federal court.