Rihanna's company agrees it better have consumers' money.
Rihanna's lingerie company listened when prosecutors in the Bay Area's largest county, and elsewhere in the state, said Savage X Fenty better have California consumers' money.
The lawsuit alleged that Lavender Lingerie LLC, which operates as Savage X Fenty, didn't"clearly" disclose that its VIP memberships included recurring charges. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, Savage X Fenty would pay $150,000 to California VIP members who didn't skip a month of their subscription or purchase an item after their initial enrollment, but canceled their membership and then didn't receive a refund.
Santa Clara County prosecutors said Savage X Fenty cooperated with the investigation, amending its website, automatic renewal notices, store credit and advertising practices in order to ensure compliance under state law.
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