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Wahl v. Yahoo ! Inc.
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November 16, 2018
Rivals.com Users Get Final OK On Settlement With Yahoo
A California federal judge has approved a settlement between Yahoo Inc. and users of college sports site Rivals.com, ending a suit in which Yahoo was accused of violating state consumer protection laws by automatically renewing subscriptions to the site.
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May 18, 2018
Yahoo Settles With Rivals.com Users Over Auto Renewals
Yahoo Inc. agreed Thursday in California federal court to give cash or a membership credit and up to $300,000 in attorneys' fees to subscribers of its college-sports site who claim the company has violated state consumer protection laws by automatically renewing their subscriptions without their permission.
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June 21, 2017
Yahoo Can't Dodge Autopay Suit, Subscriber Says
A paying subscriber to a Yahoo sports page urged a California federal judge to keep his proposed class action alive, saying he is out almost a hundred dollars after being charged for an extra year of access without consent.
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May 19, 2017
Yahoo Sports Seeks Quick Win In Recurring Payments Suit
Yahoo Inc. asked a California federal judge to dismiss a proposed class action brought by subscribers to its college football and basketball recruiting-focused site, arguing Friday that the individual who brought the suit is just suffering from buyer's remorse.
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May 15, 2017
Yahoo Sports Site Hit With Recurring Payments Suit
A proposed class of subscribers to a Yahoo Inc.-owned site focused on college football and basketball recruiting has filed suit against the company, arguing that its automatic renewal of subscriptions and refusal to provide refunds violates California consumer protection laws.