Washington Residents Who Purchased from Angara May Be Entitled to Compensation

The jewelry retailer may have sent misleading marketing emails claiming “last day,” “limited time,” or “exclusive” sales, when those offers weren’t really ending. Please sign up below to see if you qualify for compensation.

You may be entitled to compensation if you lived in Washington State, purchased an Angara product, and received emails with phrases like “Final Hours,” “Last Day,” or “Limited-Time Offer.”

The Issue

Our attorneys are investigating Angara for violating Washington State’s consumer protection laws by sending deceptive marketing emails after purchases.

These emails used phrases like “last chance” or “exclusive offer” to pressure buyers, when in reality, the promotions weren’t actually ending. That’s a potential violation of Washington’s laws on false advertising.

Please sign up below if you bought an Angara product and received these types of emails. Eligible individuals may be entitled to compensation.

Received a “Last Chance” or “Limited-Time” Email from Angara?

You may be entitled to financial compensation for your assistance with this case.

Why Join a Class Action Lawsuit?

A class action lawsuit helps consumers maintain the rights and privileges that are afforded by the laws of their state. A successful case could also put an end to any illegal practices. This is our main goal to ensure that the public isn't subjected to unethical and illegal practices by big companies who think they can get away with it.

Further, some states may allow for the collection of statutory damages – which means that, in a successful case, the consumer may be entitled to an additional award under the law.

Join a Class Action Lawsuit

We are pressing forward quickly with this class action case. Act now to become a part of this case and qualify for compensation.

If you do request to join, you can expect to hear back from an attorney for a consultation to determine if you qualify to join the class action lawsuit.

Take Action

If you were a Washington resident when you purchased from Angara and got emails like this, tap below to share your experience and join the investigation.

Class Action FAQ:

Q1: Will this cost me any money?

A1: No. Attorneys in class action only get paid if they win. And the company we are suing foots our bill.

Q2: What do I gain from signing up for this case?

A2: The goal of this case is to hold companies accountable for their bad behavior, and you can help.

If the case succeeds, judges usually award class representatives $1,000 - $10,000 to those who sign up to be a class representative.

But if you are just doing it for the money, you aren’t the right candidate for us. We are looking for class representatives who are looking for justice, not easy cash.

The information submitted on this page will be forwarded to Milberg LLC who has sponsored this investigation.

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