The lawsuit, led by consumer rights advocate Alex Neill, accuses Sony of abusing its monopoly on the PlayStation Store—overcharging users with inflated prices and 30% commissions. But that’s ...

First reported on back in August 2022, a consumer rights campaigner named Alex Neill set out to sue Sony for £5 billion (roughly $6.7 billion). The basis of the class action lawsuit alleged that ...

Specifically, between £67 ($79.62) and £562 ($663.17) of overcharge per person. Alex Neill, a consumer rights campaigner in the UK, is responsible for filing the lawsuit for an alleged "breach ...

Consumer rights campaigner Alex Neill has alleged Sony is in breach of competition law, specifically citing the 30 per cent cut that the company takes on all digital purchases (via VGC).

The legal challenge is being led by Alex Neill, who is a consumer rights champion - a person who campaigns for better legal protection for people when they buy things, to stop them from being ...

This legal action is a combined effort being headed by Alex Neill, who is a consumer rights champion. Sony is being accused of abusing its market power to force unfair conditions on game ...

The lawsuit has been introduced by consumer rights campaigner Alex Neill and claims Sony abused its market power by imposing unfair terms and conditions on game publishers and developers ...

This time around, the legal action is being led by Alex Neill, a consumer rights campaigner who is also the ex-managing director of Which UK. According to the claim, which landed with the ...

The legal claim is a collective action against the gaming company, brought by consumer rights champion Alex Neill. It accuses the company of breach of competition law by abusing its market power ...

"With this legal action I am standing up for the millions of UK people who have been unwittingly overcharged" said consumer rights advocate Alex Neill Nine million claimants are suing Sony PlayStation ...

The group legal action, led by consumer rights champion Alex Neill, could see almost nine million gamers compensated. It claims Sony PlayStation breached competition law, imposing unfair terms and ...