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A class action lawsuit accusing Verizon Communications Inc. of shoddy service and lying to consumers has been given the go-ahead by a Manhattan state Supreme Court judge. In a Monday ruling, Justice Herman Cahn certified a class of thousands of New York customers who subscribed to the telephone company's high-speed Internet service. Plaintiffs say that although Verizon advertised the new service as fast, reliable, and easy to install and use, it was anything but.
October 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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