Big brands including Amazon, BT, JLR and Sony Playstation could collectively owe UK consumers billions in compensation. Are you one of them?
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How do I know I’ve been ripped off?
It isn’t always obvious when you’ve been ripped off by the companies you deal with, which makes it really hard to stand up to big businesses. Big brands like Apple, Amazon, BT, Google, JLR and Sony have been accused of stifling competition, boosting their profits or disguising problems with their products – all by using a range of illegal practices which have meant higher costs for consumers.
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Consumer Voice is here to help people get back the money they’re owed from rule-breaking businesses. Consumer Voice is the first website and consumer community in the UK dedicated to promoting all group legal claims.
The only way we can help as many people as possible in the UK get back what they’re owed from rule-breaking companies is if people show their support by signing up to our newsletter.
Our community is free to join and we will tell people about the cases they could be eligible to be part of and help them track the progress of these often lengthy court cases. You can help.
We can fight back against rule-breaking companies
The law in the UK offers an important route to accessing justice: group claims or collective actions. This is when a legal claim is brought on behalf of a group of people who have all experienced a similar loss as a result of the law being broken. Law firms have to bring these group claims to a court or tribunal to get compensation for consumers.
Group actions allow big companies to be held accountable for abusing their dominant position in the market without consumers having to foot the bill for legal action. So if you’ve been a customer with one of the big tech companies, it’s possible you could have a claim as part of a group action being taken against them.
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In numbers
We calculate that UK consumers could be owed £36 billion from 12 of the biggest claims, with every adult on average eligible to join 5 of these consumer claims against big brands.
Our website promotes 24 consumer groups claims you could have been impacted by.
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Steam
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Google Search
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Amazon
Do you shop using Amazon’s marketplace at amazon.co.uk? You could be eligible for compensation. Sign up to stay updated.
Sony Playstation
8.9m Playstation customers may have overpaid for games or in-app purchases and be owed hundreds of pounds in compensation. Sign up here for more information.
Google Play Store
Google faces a £920m consumer claim for excessive Play Store charges. Sign up for updates if you bought apps on your android since 1 October 2015.
BT Landline
BT sued for up to £1.3 billion in a claim representing 3.7m customers who were overcharged. Sign up to stay updated if you are or have been a BT landline customer.
Apple App Store
Apple faces allegations of excessive App Store charges of £1.5bn. Sign up to stay updated if you bought apps on your iPhone or iPad since 1 October 2015.
JLR
Jaguar Land Rover faces a legal battle over complaints that faulty parts are impacting the reliability of a range of its diesel cars. Sign up to the claim.
Apple iPhone
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