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Amazon Faces Class-Action Lawsuit in Israel Over Advertising Fees
Amazon is being sued in Israel in a class-action lawsuit alleging the company overcharged Israeli businesses for advertising. The suit claims Amazon used a secret system to charge higher per-click fees than promised, based on information from a similar U.S. case.
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What happened
- 01Amazon faces a class-action lawsuit in Israel for allegedly overcharging businesses on advertising fees.
- 02The suit claims Amazon used a secret system to charge higher per-click rates than advertised.
- 03An Israeli pet product company, which spent hundreds of thousands on ads, initiated the lawsuit.
- 04The Israeli case is supported by findings from a similar lawsuit in the United States.
- 05Experts estimate the total damages to Israeli advertisers could reach tens of millions of shekels.
- 06A court will determine if the class-action lawsuit will be approved.
Financial experts estimate the total damages to Israeli advertisers amount to tens of millions of shekels. A court will decide if the lawsuit will proceed.
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