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In another development over the use of satellite navigations systems in rental cars, a Payless franchise has settled a consumer protection suit filed by California authorities. The company agreed to reimburse surcharges -- sometimes as much as $3,000 -- charged to customers who didn't know they were being tracked when they ventured over state lines. The company's defense counsel claims the company was mainly interested in preventing their cars from disappearing.
November 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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