The FTC alleged in a complaint that the California-based retailer, which primarily sells its "fast fashion" products online, misrepresented that the product reviews on its website reflected the views of all purchasers who submitted reviews, when in fact it suppressed reviews with ratings lower than four stars out of five. The Federal Trade Commission alleges and charges as follows: Online fashion retailer Fashion Nova, LLC will be prohibited from suppressing customer reviews of its products and required to pay $4.2 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that the company blocked negative reviews of its products from being posted to its website. Action JanuThe following describes a Settlement that has been formally brought by a government agency.
If you have questions, call the claims administrator at 85 or send email to Action: BBB reports on known government actions involving business’ marketplace conduct: Gov. The deadline to file a claim is August 15, 2023.įile a claim online at ftc.gov/FashionNova. You never got a refund for those things.You weren’t satisfied with what you bought.Your decision to buy was influenced by the site’s customer reviews and ratings.You bought things from before November 21, 2019.You’re eligible to file a claim if all four of these things are true: How much will each customer get back? That mostly depends on how many people file claims. Now, some customers who bought things at because of those high ratings can file claims to get money back. That’s because the company blocked negative ratings and customer reviews from showing up on the site for several years, according to an FTC complaint. If you shopped at before November 2019, you probably saw lots of products with no less than four- or five-star ratings.
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