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FuelRod Portable Chargers Are Huge Ripoff For Consumers According To Lawsuit
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A class action lawsuit claims that the makers of the portable charger FuelRod reneged on their policy of getting a free replacement charger when one gets depleted. Plaintiff Tyler Veasey says he purchased a FuelRod at a kiosk at Walt Disney World in Florida and was told that the purchase entitled him to “Free Unlimited Swapping.” However, when his charger was void of power, he found out that defendant Tricopian Inc. makes customers now pay for new chargers. The FuelRod class action lawsuit claims that in the beginning of 2019, the defendants started to charge their users $3 if they wanted to swap their FuelRods in for a new one. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy, President of Top Class Actions.
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