The state of Arizona and Vivint Smart Home have settled a case that the attorney general there called “false representations to induce customers to sign a contract.”
Provo-based Vivint has agreed to pay Arizona $325,000 in penalties and legal fees. It also has agreed to pay another $75,000 in restitution to customers.
Any Vivint customer in Arizona who thinks they are entitled to restitution has until June 30 to file a complaint. They can be submitted here.
Vivint Smart Home is a home security and monitoring company that over the years, has received penalties or entered into agreements to stop deceptive sales practices in at least a dozen states.
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