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REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo Purchase Licensing RightsNew Tab, opens new tab * Companies * Company Mastercard Inc Follow * Company Visa Inc Follow * Company Target Corp Follow Show more companies Chevron April 29 (Reuters) - Target, Walmart, and other retailers have urged a U.S. judge to reject a proposed class-action settlement with Visa and Mastercard over credit and debit card fees, saying the accord does not go far enough. The companies opposed the settlement in a series of filings on Friday in Brooklyn, New York, federal court, where Visa and Mastercard have battled claims since 2005 that they artificially inflated some fees on merchants in transactions involving consumers’ credit or debit cards. Advertisement · Scroll to continue The settlement with merchants, announced in March, would cap rates for card fees for five years and give sellers more authority to offer discounts based on the use of certain cards. Under current rules, merchants cannot “steer” customers to use cards with lower fees. Visa and Mastercard denied any wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement, which lawyers for the plaintiffs estimated will save merchants nearly $30 billion. Advertisement · Scroll to continue The retailers' objections tee up what is expected to be a major showdown over the fairness of the settlement, which requires court approval. The objectors complained in their filings that Visa and Mastercard would be allowed to resume anticompetitive practices after a five-year pause. Some retailers called the accord’s purported benefits “illusory.” Walmart in its filingNew Tab, opens new tab said small local merchants “traded away the interests of large national merchants for relief that is worthless to the members with the most at stake in this litigation.” Target arguedNew Tab, opens new tab that the proposed settlement “would provide cover for a naked price-fixing agreement between Visa and Mastercard” if it is approved. The National Retail Federation calledNew Tab, opens new tab the agreed rate reduction a “drop in the bucket,” saving merchants some $6 billion a year. The industry group said Visa and Mastercard’s credit card fees were $100 billion last year. A preliminary hearing on the settlement is scheduled for June 13. Advertisement · Scroll to continue In re Payment Card Interchange Fee and Merchant Discount Antitrust Litigation, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York, No. 1:05-md-01720. 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