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Toast Is Facing an FTC Lawsuit Over Hidden Fees and Subscription Traps
Headline from Inc.
The FTC and eight states allege the restaurant software company enrolled customers in unwanted add-ons, obscured cancellation terms, and kept billing some businesses. Toast says it will vigorously defend itself.
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The US Federal Trade Commission and a group of eight states sued Toast Inc., alleging the restaurant management and financial technology company falsely told customers they could try its products for free before enrolling them in a subscription that was difficult to cancel.
The FTC, Iowa and other states, and two California jurisdictions sued restaurant software company Toast, alleging it misled businesses about “free” products and customer support, imposed hidden or unauthorized fees, and made subscriptions difficult to cancel—sometimes leaving customers with continue…
The state of Utah, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), six other states, and two local governments are suing Toast, Inc., a company that provides point-of-sale hardware and software to restaurants and other businesses.
The FTC and eight states allege the restaurant software company enrolled customers in unwanted add-ons, obscured cancellation terms, and kept billing some businesses. Toast says it will vigorously defend itself.
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