Bildstein v. Mastercard International Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• granting motion to dismiss because the plaintiff “failed to allege that the claimed deception caused him to pay more in making his foreign currency purchases than he otherwise would have paid”
• finding no injury where plaintiff did not allege that defendant “failed to deliver the service [plaintiff] paid for” by using credit card abroad, but only that its use incurred an undisclosed transaction fee
• “The Amended Complaint is bereft of any allegation that MasterCard failed to deliver the service Bildstein paid for[.]”
• “A material claim is one that involves information that is important to consumers and, hence, likely to affect their choice of, or conduct regarding, a product.”
• “[A] plaintiff must allege that the defendant has engaged in an act or practice that is deceptive or misleading in a material way and that plaintiff has been injured by reason thereof.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).