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TCPA Class Action filed Against Medspa for Unwanted Text Messages

February 14, 2019

Last week, Florida skin care spa, Medspa Del Mar LLC (Medspa) was hit with a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) class action in federal court for allegedly using an automatic dialing system to send unwanted text messages advertising its treatments. Lead plaintiff claims that Medspa invaded her and other class members’ privacy by sending a series of impersonal, generic messages without their express written consent as required by the TCPA. The complaint includes screenshots of some of these text messages:
“Flash Sale: All Restylane line of fillers $150 off! That includes Restylane-L, Lyft, Refyne and Defyne. Call us… to take advantage of the sale while supplies last.”
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