Plaintiff: Credit
Card Fraud Control Corp. (Fraud Control)
Defendant: PayPal Inc.
Court: California Northern District Court
Case Number: 3:13-cv-00501
Date Filed: February 05, 2013
Patent-in-Suit: US8229844
The patent US8229844 involved in this suit is assigned to
Fraud Control Systems.com
Corporation (as per face page). The
patent entitled Method of Billing a
Purchase Made over a Computer Network was issued on July 24, 2012 and
expires[i]
by June 05, 2016.
The Parties:
PayPal
provides online payment solutions for individuals and businesses worldwide. It
enables users to send and receive payments online across various locations,
currencies, and languages through credit cards, bank accounts, promotional
financing, and stored balances, without sharing financial information. The
company also offers products and services, including integration center,
recurring payments, request money, multi-user access, reports, and invoicing.
PayPal, formerly known as X.com Corp. operates as a subsidiary of eBay Inc.
As in complaint:
Plaintiff
alleges that defendant infringes the above patent by using internet address
information (e.g., IP address) to identify, manage, and/or prevent fraudulent internet
transactions. In particular, the complaint alleges that defendant has infringed
the above patent through operation of the IP Address Match Filter feature
provided in connection with Payflow Pro Fraud Protection Service.
Other Cases Filed:
Plaintiff
has filed cases against the following companies:
Defendant
|
Case Number
|
Date Filed
|
Status
|
Cybersource
Corporation
|
01/31/2013
10/17/2012
|
Pending
|
|
PayPal
|
10/17/2012
|
Pending
|
|
Full
Spectrum Telecommunications
|
01/07/2008
|
Closed
|
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[i] Expected expiration date. Patent Term
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