Bookseller Barnes & Noble acknowledged that it has received a subpoena from the New York State Attorney General for information concerning an investigation into online retailers who link customers to discount clubs that charge hidden fees.
Barnes & Noble said that it wants to reassure customers that it is not one of the retailers who turns over personal or credit or debit card information to discount clubs.
"We welcome the Attorney General's review because it will show that Barnes & Noble does not, nor has it ever, shared customer debit or credit card information with discount clubs," said William Lynch, President, of Barnes & Noble.com. "Customers should be reassured that their personal information, including credit and debit card information is not and never has been shared with discount clubs."
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