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Google may overcharge advertisers using its Adworks service.

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Investigation Source (Case #105-cv-046409)

Wolf Popper

845 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Investigation Scope

Nationwide

Category Information

Investigation Topics

Misrepresentation
Unfair and Deceptive Services
Over Charge
Excessive or Unauthorized Fees

Products or Services

Search Engines
Online Advertising
Google Adworks

Injury Type

Monetary Loss

Investigation Details

Investigation and pending class action lawsuit against Google, Inc. alleging that Google overcharges advertisers on its search engine.

Any person or entity seeking to advertise with Google registers through its Adworks portal. While registering, an advertiser can set a variety of parameters to advertise on Goggle, including the "Daily Budget" limit, which is the parameter at issue in this lawsuit.

The class action complaint alleges that Goggle routinely and systematically charges an advertiser in excess of the Daily Budget amount.

Defendant Details

Name (Stock Symbol)	Brief Description
Google Inc. (GOOG)	Google Inc. is a web search engine.

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