Meta sued over ‘Ends today’ AI glasses emails that kept $224 sale live
Meta is facing a proposed class action after a May 25 email titled “Ends today: AI glasses from $224” advertised a deadline that never arrived. Two weeks later the company’s site was still offering the glasses at $224, and an audit found that price available for 33 consecutive days.
The email promised up to 25% off the glasses, which were listed as 25% off a $299 regular price. Camilleri alleges that the “Ends today” and “Last‑chance” messages violate Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act and Consumer Protection Act. He seeks to represent all Washington residents who received the promotional emails and is requesting $100 in statutory damages for each email sent.
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Meta is facing a proposed class action claiming its “Ends today” and “Last-chance” promotional emails for AI glasses advertised deadlines that never arrived, in violation of Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act and Consumer Protection Act.
Michael Camilleri sued after receiving a May 25 email titled “Ends today: AI glasses from $224” that offered up to 25% off.
The complaint says that two weeks later Meta’s site was still selling the glasses from $224, including pairs marked 25% off a $299 regular price, and that an audit by Camilleri’s lawyers found the price available for all 33 days they checked.
Camilleri is seeking to represent Washington residents who got Meta’s time-limited sale emails and is asking for $100 in statutory damages per email.