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Sirius has agreed to pay $3.8 million to dozens of states — including $114,982 to New Jersey — and to provide restitution to eligible customers following the settlement, announced in December 2014, that resolves allegations that the satellite radio company violated consumer protection laws through a variety of misleading, unfair, and deceptive business practices.
These include failing to honor contract cancellation requests, automatically renewing contracts without consumers’ consent and charging unauthorized fees, among other offenses, authorities said.
“Today we are issuing an important reminder to New Jersey consumers: If you believe you were affected by Sirius Radio’s alleged unfair practices, and have not yet filed a complaint with the Division of Consumer Affairs, you should contact the Division as soon as possible,” acting New Jersey Attorney General John J. Hoffman said.
DEADLINE: May 3
CALL: NJDCA at 800-242-5846 (toll-free within NJ) or (973) 504-6200
SEE: New Jersey has signed onto a multi-state settlement agreement with Sirius XM Radio Inc. that resolves allegations the satellite radio company engaged in misleading advertising and billing practices. READ MORE ….
Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Koziar, assigned to the Division of Law’s Consumer Fraud Prosecution Section, represented the state of New Jersey in this case. DCA Investigator Aziza Salikhov conducted this investigation.
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