A class-action lawsuit against MoviePass competitor Sinemia from angry subscribers is heating up

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• An amended complaint in a class-action lawsuit against MoviePass competitor Sinemia was filed this week.
• The lawsuit, initially filed in November, alleges that the movie-ticket subscription service has "essentially become a bait-and-switch scheme" because of a new fee.
• The amended complaint added plaintiffs and brought the number of US states represented from two to 10.
• “While nobody enjoys fees, there are certain costs related to booking and processing outside of the price of the movie ticket,” Sinemia said in a statement to Business Insider about the lawsuit.

The class-action lawsuit against MoviePass competitor Sinemia is heating up.

On Monday, the law firm Chimicles Schwartz Kriner & Donaldson-Smith LLP filed an amended complaint in Delaware, adding how many additional plaintiffs, bringing the total from 2 to 11 across 10 US states (as well as “all others similarly situated”).

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