Sirius XM settles with 44 AGs over No Call Act allegations

Published December 8, 2014 4:15pm ET



TOPEKA, Kan. (Legal Newsline) – Sirius XM Radio Inc., one of the largest providers of satellite radio in the United States, agreed to a settlement after allegedly violating consumer protection laws in 44 states, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said on Thursday.

The company will repay $100,000 to consumers for allegedly violating the national No Call Act. In addition, Sirius will pay fines for alleged deceptive billing practices, including renewing customers’ accounts without enough notice, making cancellation difficult and misleading advertising.

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