DotStrategy Co. said Facebook billed it about $8,000 for ads that promoted its .buzz domain name registry business. The company sought to represent similarly aggrieved advertisers, alleging Facebook violated a California consumer protection law.
DotStrategy alleged Facebook misrepresented that advertisers “will not be charged for clicks that are determined to be invalid.”
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