Uber One Membership Canadian Class Action

Uber One Membership Canadian Class Action

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ON Jul 16, 2026 [en]

Statement of Claim

CONSUMER LAW GROUP has filed a class action against Uber for alleged deceptive practices related to its Uber One subscription, which deploy misleading enrollment, billing and automatic renewal schemes intended to induce consumers to unwittingly enroll in subscriptions. Consumers are routinely misled about key terms of subscriptions, including the timing of charges, renewal conditions, cancellation policies and the true savings and benefits.

The potential class action alleges that Uber has harmed consumers either by:

• Enrolling them into Uber One subscriptions without properly disclosing important terms, including automatic renewal;

• Enrolling them into Uber One subscriptions and charging them without their knowledge or consent; or

• Deliberately making it difficult to cancel their memberships.

It is alleged that the Uber’s practices violated the Consumer Protection Act and other applicable laws and have caused widespread harm to consumers, including, but not limited to, unauthorized charges and undue financial loss.

If you or someone you know has been enrolled in Uber One and charged without consent and/or faced difficulties canceling a subscription