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Men’s Wearhouse Settles Robotext Lawsuit for $1.8M
August 23, 2018
Robotext Lawsuit
Men’s Wearhouse is set to pay $1.8 million in order to settle a robotext lawsuit in California federal court. The suit alleges that the company texted consumers too many advertisements in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Anthony Oliver, a customer, accused the company of violating the TCPA after he signed up to receive three or fewer texts a week, but received more than that number.
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