Zego Class Action Lawsuit

Consumer Protection Attorneys in California

If Zego is taking your money without permission, we want to represent you! Zego charges high fees and makes it as difficult as possible to stop their service.

Use our website contact form or call us direct (415) 534-1911 to review your case with our intake specialist and see if you qualify to join the Zego Class Action Lawsuit.

We are only interested in Zego claims that arose in California.

Who is Zego?

Zego is a PropTech company providing property management services and solutions to property managers, owners, developers, HOAs and more.

Were You Charged Recurring Payments From Zego?

If you were charged recurring payments from Zego and believe that Zego violated California Law, you need to consult with an experienced attorney about your rights. Gather all the information you received from the company when you signed up for their initial offer and copies of when your credit card or bank account was charged. Putting together a chronological story can help you prepare for an initial meeting with an attorney. If you were misled by Zego, you may be entitled to take part in a class action lawsuit or to make a personal claim for a refund and other damages.

SB-313 requirements for merchants

  1. Merchants must display the terms of sale, including recurring billing or automatic renewal terms, in a clear and conspicuous manner before the subscription is paid for by the customer. If the offer includes a free trial or promotional price, the price that will be charged after the end of that period must also be clear and conspicuous.
  2. Merchants can’t charge a customer’s account for an automatic renewal or continuous service without first obtaining affirmative consent from the customer.
  3. Merchants must provide customers with clear information on how to cancel. If a free trial period is involved, this information must be provided before the end of the trial period, and customers must be allowed to cancel before the end of the trial.
  4. Merchants must provide a toll-free telephone number, electronic mail address, a postal address if the seller directly bills the customer, or another cost-effective, timely, and easy-to-use mechanism for service/subscription cancellation.
  5. A customer who signs up for a subscription online must also be able to cancel that subscription online.
  6. If the terms of the agreement change, the customer must be provided with a notice of the changes and instructions on how to cancel their subscription.

The full text of the bill can be read here.

Failure to comply with SB-313 can lead to heavy fines if a customer files a complaint with the state. Customers in California can also file lawsuits, including class-action lawsuits, against merchants for violating these regulations.

Fraudulent Business Practice Violation of California Law

You may be entitled to damages or other remedies if you were a victim of the Zego recurring payment scam and your money was stolen due to a fraudulent business practice.

What Action Can I Take to Get Compensated?

The best option for recourse is to contact our Law Firm and speak with an intake specialist. Our team will review your case and follow up with the lawyers for you.

No Fee, Until We Win – Our team of Zego Class Action Lawyers work on a contingency basis, which means you pay nothing upfront and no fees if we do not win.

Join the Zego Class Action Lawsuit

Use our website contact form or call us direct (415) 534-1911 to review your case with our intake specialist and see if you qualify to join the Zego Class Action Lawsuit.

We are only interested in Zego claims that arose in California.