Category: Settlements & Claims
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A women’s health app will pay $59.5 million over privacy, with a no-proof claim due October 15
If you used the Flo period- and pregnancy-tracking app several years ago, you may be owed a cash payment, and claiming it takes only a few minutes with no receipts or documentation required. Flo Health, Google, and an analytics company called Flurry have agreed to pay a combined $59.5 million to settle claims that the…
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The FTC is mailing over a million refund checks to consumers harmed by companies
Real refund checks from the federal government are landing in mailboxes this year, and they arrive without anyone having to ask, pay, or hand over personal information. The Federal Trade Commission returns money to consumers harmed by companies it takes to court, and in 2026 it has sent multiple rounds of payments, including more than…
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Comcast is paying up to $50 to customers hit by a data breach, with claims due September 14
Millions of current and former Xfinity customers have a narrow window to claim a payment tied to a 2023 data breach, and the clock runs out in mid-September. A $117.5 million class-action settlement resolves claims over an intrusion that exposed personal information for an estimated 35.8 million Comcast customers. Eligible people can file for a…
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Parents can claim part of Google’s $8.25 million settlement over children’s data, no receipts, by September 14
Parents may be owed a share of an $8.25 million settlement over allegations that Google collected children’s data through apps in the Google Play store — and filing takes no receipts, just a signed claim by September 14, 2026. The money is modest per family, estimated in the range of tens of dollars, but the…
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Truist customers can claim up to $1,000 from a $240 million overdraft-fee settlement before September 14
A $240 million settlement over overdraft fees is paying eligible bank customers up to $1,000 each, but the claim window closes September 14, 2026. The case dates back to fees charged by SunTrust Bank, which merged into what is now Truist, and the money is real — but it goes only to people who file…
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The FTC says a bill-pay site posed as your utility and charged extra, and it will pay $2.1 million
Federal regulators sued the online bill-payment company Doxo in April 2024. A federal court later found, at the agency’s request, that the company had violated a law governing online subscriptions, and on August 17 the Federal Trade Commission announced a proposed order requiring Doxo and two co-founders to pay $2.1 million, all of it earmarked…
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The FTC is mailing 640,038 Grubhub refunds, and each check expires after 90 days
The deadline is printed on the face of the check. On August 12 the Federal Trade Commission began sending 640,038 payments worth more than $23.8 million to Grubhub drivers and diners, and the instruction attached to that money is a single line: cash it within 90 days, as indicated on the check. Anyone paid through…
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Anyone who paid for YouTube TV or DirecTV Stream since April 2019 can claim part of Disney’s $50 million settlement by September 8, with no receipts
Claim forms in a $50 million antitrust settlement with The Walt Disney Company must be submitted online or postmarked by September 8, 2026. The same date closes the window for anyone who would rather step out of the settlement and pursue Disney separately. Two later dates govern when money actually moves: written objections are due…
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People who bought a Google-made device in the United States since May 2016 have until August 27 to file a claim in a $68 million privacy settlement
A $68 million Google Assistant privacy settlement closes its claim window on August 27, 2026. Purchaser claims require the device model, a serial number, and a receipt.
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$23.8 million is going out to 640,038 Grubhub drivers and diners with no claim needed
Most consumer refunds require a person to notice a deadline, find a claim form, and prove they belong to the class. This one does not. The Federal Trade Commission has identified who is owed money in the Grubhub case and is sending it — which shifts the entire risk of the program onto a single…
