WA consumers to get refunds for unnecessary hotel fees in $750K settlement

Yahoo! News
Washington consumers will receive refunds for unnecessary hotel fees from Lexyl and Bookonline.com under a $750,000 settlement.

Summary

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown announced a settlement with Lexyl Technologies and Bookonline.com that will provide refunds to more than 12,000 Washington consumers who were charged unnecessary hotel fees, such as an optional "refund protection" plan presented as required; the companies must send refund checks within 90 days using the last known billing address on file, and the settlement agreement is available for review.

(Source:Yahoo! News)

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