Category: Settlements & Claims
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FinWise Bank data breach claims close October 29, with documented losses paid up to $5,000
Anyone whose personal records sat inside FinWise Bank’s systems during a 2024 security failure is now working against a firm calendar set in a Salt Lake City federal court. The bank, its holding company, and a lending partner agreed to resolve a class-action lawsuit rather than keep fighting it, and the resulting fund now runs…
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CVS agreed to pay up to $20.5 million over what shoppers searched on its site, with claims closing November 16
A Florida circuit court has signed off on notice for a privacy settlement that traces back to something as routine as typing a drugstore item into a search bar. CVS Pharmacy and the digital advertising firm Criteo Corp. are resolving a lawsuit alleging that terms typed into CVS’s website and app search bar were captured…
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Oracle starts paying its $115 million tracking settlement September 21, and the claim window closed in 2024
A federal privacy case that Oracle America spent nearly four years contesting is now moving into its payment phase. Settlement administrator Angeion Group has scheduled the release of funds from a $115 million pool beginning September 21, 2026, closing out litigation over how Oracle’s advertising business collected and sold personal data. The people who will…
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The FTC is pushing withheld tips into Amazon Flex drivers’ bank accounts by Zelle
Amazon Flex drivers who never cashed a settlement check from a federal tip-withholding case are now getting that money a different way. The Federal Trade Commission has started depositing payments directly into recipients’ bank accounts through Zelle, closing out a refund program that began with paper checks in 2021. The change affects drivers whose tips…
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A subprime auto lender must erase $388 million owed by people whose cars were repossessed, by November 2
Forty state attorneys general have finalized a settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation, one of the nation’s largest subprime auto lenders, over allegations that the company financed car loans it predicted many borrowers could not repay. The agreement requires Credit Acceptance to deliver $388 million in debt relief to consumers whose vehicles were already repossessed and…
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Every refund check the Federal Trade Commission mails stops being cashable 90 days after it is issued
A check from the Federal Trade Commission looks like a straightforward refund sitting in the mailbox, but it comes with a printed expiration date almost nobody reads twice. Every consumer redress check the agency mails carries an instruction that it must be cashed within 90 days of the date it was issued, and once that…
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People who used between 11 and 20 Prime benefits in a year were left out of Amazon’s earlier refunds
Amazon customers who used more than 10 Prime perks in a single year — fast shipping, Prime Video, Prime Music, grocery discounts and the rest — collected nothing when the company’s first rounds of refund checks went out under its 2025 settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. A federal court this week signed off on…
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The Federal Trade Commission raised the maximum Amazon Prime refund from $51 to $200, and a new round of automatic payments begins October 1
Amazon customers who signed up for Prime without meaning to — or who got stuck trying to cancel — are about to see a bigger check than the settlement first promised. A federal court in Seattle approved a revised payout plan this month that lifts the ceiling on what any one customer can collect from…
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The FTC is sending AT&T throttling refunds by Zelle, and says it never asks anyone to send money to get one
A Zelle deposit landing in a bank account this month, tagged with a note about a decade-old wireless plan, is not a phishing attempt for one specific group of former AT&T customers. The Federal Trade Commission confirmed it is now sending Zelle payments to people who were mailed a refund check or offered a PayPal…
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Eligible Amazon Prime customers who did not receive automatic FTC payments can submit a claim; the FTC’s listed maximum is $51.
Amazon Prime customers who meet the Federal Trade Commission’s criteria and did not receive an automatic refund can submit a claim after receiving a claims notice, according to the FTC’s current Amazon refunds page. The agency lists $51 as the maximum refund, not a guaranteed payment for every Prime member. The distinction is central to…
