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Honk Mobile has settled a class-action lawsuit in British Columbia for nearly $500,000 over allegations of charging undisclosed service fees for parking payments.
Allegations that Honk Mobile charged undisclosed service fees for parking payments, constituting unjust enrichment and violating Canada's Competition Act.
Honk Mobile Inc., a Toronto-based company that provides a platform for mobile parking payments across Canada, has settled a class-action lawsuit for $463,120. The lawsuit alleged that Honk Mobile violated Canada's Competition Act by charging undisclosed service fees to users who paid for parking between June 23, 2022, and July 24, 2024. The settlement, approved by B.C. Supreme Court Justice Shannon P. Ramsay, will distribute 75% of the fund to class members, amounting to about 35 cents per person, to be distributed through promotional codes on the company's platform. Honk Mobile denies the allegations and has not admitted any wrongdoing. This case is part of a broader trend of litigation against 'drip pricing' practices.
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The current claim deadline is Deadline pending.
Settlement fund of $463,120 to be distributed, with 75% going to class members.
Claim deadline: Deadline pending
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