Lyft Capital Robocalled Consumers without Consent, Class Action Claims
Last Updated on May 8, 2018
Martin v. Lyft Capital, Inc.
Filed: November 2, 2017 ◆§ 1:17-cv-24042-CMA
A lawsuit claims the business loan company robocalled called consumers using an artificial or prerecorded voice message without consent.
Lyft Capital, Inc. (no affiliation with the other Lyft) is the defendant in a proposed class action that claims the business loan company violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) when it placed automatically dialed calls to consumers’ cell phones without consent. The lawsuit, filed in Florida, claims the plaintiff began receiving calls from Lyft Capital in September 2017 in which the individual “heard a clicking noise and/or a delay followed by an artificial or prerecorded voice message.” The lawsuit alleges the defendant placed at least four calls to the plaintiff’s cell phone for marketing purposes without consent.
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