fees
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FleetCor, now Corpay, will pay $100 million over fuel-card fees its small-business customers never agreed to. The FTC first sued in 2019; a court found against the company in 2022, and an appeals court upheld that in January.
FleetCor Technologies, which now trades as Corpay, and its chief executive Ronald Clarke agreed to pay $100 million to settle the Federal Trade Commission's administrative case over unauthorized fees on its fuel cards, the FTC announced on September 17. The money is meant for refunds to the company's business customers. It is the money end of a case that is already largely decided: a federal court in Atlanta granted the FTC summary judgment on all five counts in August 2022 and imposed an injunction in June 2023, and the Eleventh Circuit upheld liability against the company in January 2026. The settlement is open for 30 days of public comment once it appears in the Federal Register. The company does not admit the allegations in the administrative complaint, and there is no refund process to apply to yet.
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