AG1 (USA), Inc.
AG1 Subscription Checkout Accused Of Hiding Auto-Renewal Terms
A newly filed California class action claims AG1's online checkout didn't clearly disclose auto-renewal terms or get customers' affirmative consent before charging their cards for subscriptions.
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A new putative class action targets the online sale of the AG1 health supplement, accusing the company of running an unlawful automatic renewal subscription program. Filed in the Central District of California, the lawsuit alleges that AG1's checkout page showed the products for sale but failed to clearly and conspicuously spell out the terms of the automatic renewal subscription. The plaintiffs also claim AG1 never obtained customers' affirmative consent to those renewal terms before billing their payment methods. The complaint argues these practices violate California's Automatic Renewal Law, including provisions of the state's Business and Professions Code.
