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Uber subscription battle escalates

FTC, 21 states allege Uber deceived customers on subscriptions

( NewsNation) — Nearly two dozen states and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed an amended complaint against Uber alleging the company charged consumers for its subscription service without their consent and failed to deliver on the subscription’s promises.

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Uber subscription battle escalates as 21 states and DC join FTC lawsuit

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FTC and states sue Uber over alleged deceptive billing in Uber One subscription

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Uber Subscription Battle Escalates as 21 States and DC Join FTC Lawsuit

The Federal Trade Commission has filed an amendment to its lawsuit against ridesharing company Uber, alleging deceptive business practices tied to the Uber One subscription service.

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US FTC, 21 states file amended complaint against Uber over subscription practices

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NYS joins lawsuit claiming Uber put up barriers to canceling subscriptions

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Uber deceived customers, Ohio AG says in joining multi-state lawsuit

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is joining a multi-state lawsuit against Uber, alleging the company engaged in deceptive practices.

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NH joins lawsuit against Uber, arguing deceptive business practices

The lawsuit, initially brought by the Federal Trade Commission, accuses Uber of misrepresenting the amount of money customers could save by using the subscription service. The company also made it difficult for customers to cancel Uber One — especially toward the end of each billing cycle — and would automatically charge users if they did not cancel in time,