MoviePass Hit With Class Action by Unhappy Subscribers

MoviePass defrauded its customers by changing the terms of its subscriptions without notice, a new class action filed Nov. 21 alleges.

The subscription service provides members with tickets to see movies in theaters for a monthly fee. As of June, the service had over 3 million members.

Jackie Tabas and Katherine Rosenberg-Wohl allege that MoviePass Inc., its corporate parent Helios and Matheson Analytics Inc., and their officers conspired to breach its contracts with consumers and commit fraud through email in violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.

MoviePass has struggled to find a model that allows it to ...