Verizon Communications is proposing refunds to Internet customers who found legitimate e-mail from friends and businesses blocked by the company's spam filters, according to a proposed class action settlement. The company has refined its junk e-mail blockers since the suit was filed last year, the parties said. The plaintiffs in the case include a lawyer with British clients and people with relatives overseas. "This is not a class of people who want their spam," said one attorney.
April 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Verizon Communications Inc. is proposing refunds to Internet customers who found legitimate e-mail from friends and businesses blocked by the company’s spam filters, according to a proposed class action lawsuit settlement.
The company has refined its junk e-mail blockers since the suit was filed last year, both parties said.
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