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HP Agrees To $4 Million Settlement Over Claims of 'Falsely Advertising' PCs, Keyboards
HP has agreed to a $4 million settlement over allegations of deceptive pricing practices on its website, including falsely inflating original prices for computers and accessories to create the illusion of steep discounts. Ars Technica reports: Earlier this month, Judge P. Casey Pitts for the US Dis...
Ars Technica reports: Earlier this month, Judge P. Casey Pitts for the US District Court of the San Jose Division of the Northern District of California granted preliminary approval [ PDF] of a settlement agreement regarding a class-action complaint first filed against HP on October 13, 2021. All residual funds will be distributed pro rata to Settlement Class members who submitted valid claims and cashed checks." The full list of eligible products is available here [PDF] and includes HP Spectre, Chromebook Envy, and Pavilion laptops, HP Envy and Omen desktops, and some mechanical keyboards and wireless mice.
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