comments feedBy Chris Morran From Consumerist Wells Fargo has admitted that thousands of its employees opened fake, unauthorized accounts in customers’ names, but the bank is doing everything it can to prevent these wronged customers from having their day in court. We asked Wells Fargo to explain why it believes hundreds of thousands of Americans shouldn’t […]
Wells Fargo tries, fails to explain why customers shouldn’t be allowed to sue over fake accounts
March 9, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Child Protection Advocacy group rejects Facebook Privacy Lawsuit Settlement, asks court to reconsider
February 18, 2014 by Leave a Comment
By Kate Cox February From Consumerist Facebook is notorious at this stage for playing fast and loose with users’ privacy. In 2013, the social sharing behemoth faced and settled a class-action lawsuit regarding its privacy practices. Today, one of the advocacy groups awarded a share of the settlement has reversed their stance, refused the payment, […]
