A landmark payout was meant to compensate Canadians who paid too much for groceries. Now, it illustrates why class-action scams are a growing problem
How fraudsters got a slice of Canada’s bread price-fixing settlement
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The Globe and Mail - CanadaBy Susan Krashinsky Robertson, Chen Wang, Tim Kiladze
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A landmark payout was meant to compensate Canadians who paid too much for groceries. Now, it illustrates why class-action scams are a growing problem
Key Takeaways
- How fraudsters got a slice of Canada’s bread price-fixing settlement.
- A landmark payout was meant to compensate Canadians who paid too much for groceries.
- Now, it illustrates why class-action scams are a growing problem
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