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Peloton's "Ever-Growing Library" Class Action: Victims of Alleged Misleading Marketing Practices May Qualify for Justice and Potential Compensation
You may be entitled to join a class action lawsuit seeking justice for Peloton's alleged misleading claims about its "ever-growing" library of on-demand fitness classes if:
- You purchased Peloton hardware or a Peloton membership between April 9, 2018, and March 25, 2019;
- You purchased Peloton hardware or a Peloton membership in New York, and,
- You canceled your subscription before November 2019
Did Peloton's Promises Mislead You?
Peloton built its brand on the promise of a vast and continuously growing library of on-demand fitness classes.
Many New York consumers purchased their expensive bikes and subscriptions, believing they would always have access to rich and diverse workouts.
However, in March 2019, Peloton abruptly removed over half of its on-demand class library—thousands of classes vanished.
This drastic reduction left many subscribers feeling deceived and deprived of the promised content.
This situation arose from a copyright lawsuit the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) filed against Peloton regarding the music Peloton used in its classes without proper licensing.
The "Ever-Growing Library" Claim
The heart of the potential class action lies in Peloton's marketing language. The lawsuit alleges that Peloton falsely advertised an "ever-growing" or "growing" library of on-demand classes, particularly on its website.
This implied a continuous increase in content, not a sudden and massive decrease.
This suggests consumers made purchasing decisions based on a promise Peloton allegedly knew it could not keep.
The Impact on New York Consumers
For New Yorkers who purchased Peloton hardware and subscribed to Peloton’s class content during the specified period, removing thousands of classes likely diminished the value of their purchase and subscription.
They paid for access to an extensive and ever-growing library, but instead, experienced a significant reduction in available content.
Do You Qualify? Take Action Now.
If you meet the following criteria, you may be eligible to join the potential Peloton "Growing Library" Class Action:
- You purchased Peloton hardware and/or the corresponding Peloton Membership subscription between April 9, 2018, and March 25, 2019.
- You purchased these products in the State of New York.
- You stopped your Peloton subscription before November 2019.
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation
We’ll discuss your potential eligibility and learn more about your rights.
Protect your rights. Justice may still be possible.
Eligible victims are encouraged to request a free, private case evaluation by our experienced legal staff with the potential for compensation and justice.
Find Out if You Qualify
Did Peloton's Promises Mislead You?
Peloton built its brand on the promise of a vast and continuously growing library of on-demand fitness classes.
Many New York consumers purchased their expensive bikes and subscriptions, believing they would always have access to rich and diverse workouts.
However, in March 2019, Peloton abruptly removed over half of its on-demand class library—thousands of classes vanished.
This drastic reduction left many subscribers feeling deceived and deprived of the promised content.
This situation arose from a copyright lawsuit the National Music Publishers' Association (NMPA) filed against Peloton regarding the music Peloton used in its classes without proper licensing.
The "Ever-Growing Library" Claim
The heart of the potential class action lies in Peloton's marketing language. The lawsuit alleges that Peloton falsely advertised an "ever-growing" or "growing" library of on-demand classes, particularly on its website.
This implied a continuous increase in content, not a sudden and massive decrease.
This suggests consumers made purchasing decisions based on a promise Peloton allegedly knew it could not keep.
The Impact on New York Consumers
For New Yorkers who purchased Peloton hardware and subscribed to Peloton’s class content during the specified period, removing thousands of classes likely diminished the value of their purchase and subscription.
They paid for access to an extensive and ever-growing library, but instead, experienced a significant reduction in available content.
Do You Qualify? Take Action Now.
If you meet the following criteria, you may be eligible to join the potential Peloton "Growing Library" Class Action:
- You purchased Peloton hardware and/or the corresponding Peloton Membership subscription between April 9, 2018, and March 25, 2019.
- You purchased these products in the State of New York.
- You stopped your Peloton subscription before November 2019.
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation
We’ll discuss your potential eligibility and learn more about your rights.
Protect your rights. Justice may still be possible.
Eligible victims are encouraged to request a free, private case evaluation by our experienced legal staff with the potential for compensation and justice.
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Victims of Alleged Misleading Marketing Practices May Qualify for Justice and Potential Compensation
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