Class Action Rebates
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Fairmont Settlement for Stays Between 2015 and 2017
This class action case alleges that Fairmont violated the federal Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (“FACTA”) by printing more than the last five digits of credit and debit card numbers and expiration date.
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Equifax $671M Settlement Could Get You up to $20K… But Won’t Be Easy to Claim
Equifax will pay $671 million to settle numerous state class-action lawsuits and investigations by the Federal Trade Commission, New York Department of Financial Services and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Wells Fargo Will Pay Customers $386M to Settle Auto Insurance Lawsuit
Wells Fargo has agreed to pay customers at least $386 million to settle a class-action lawsuit claiming that the bank signed them up for auto insurance they did not want or need when they took out car loans. The underwriter, National General Insurance, will pay an additional $7.5 million. That makes the total customer payout…
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Naturex Weight Loss Products Settlement, Get $30 for Eligible Items
Follow Danny the Deal Guru on Facebook and Twitter and also subscribe to get all deals via one daily email. Naturex Weight Loss Products Settlement This lawsuit alleges violations of consumer protection laws, and claims that Naturex misrepresented the efficacy of Svetol®, a green coffee bean extract ingredient used in certain weight loss supplement products. Naturex denies that it did…
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Google Will Pay up to $500 to Some Pixel Phone Owners
Google has agreed to settle a 2018 class-action lawsuit involving the original Pixel and Pixel XL phones. The tech giant will pay customers who bought those phones up to $500 each. This Google pixel lawsuit is separate from the one that will pay out $400 to Nexus 6P owners. Some early adopters of the first…
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Lawsuit Says TurboTax Tricked Taxpayers to Pay for Its Free Tools
A new class action lawsuit against TurboTax maker Intuit claims the tax service breached its agreement with the Internal Revenue Service by intentionally obscuring its free filing service and charging qualifying taxpayers anyway. The IRS is also reviewing concerns about the free file program, and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) has called on agencies…
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Good Health Class Action Settlement, Get $10 or More if Eligible
Update – Settlement Pad Out Many people have received a post card, dates March 27, 2020, which is the settlement payout. It includes your name, claim number and the amount that will be paid out. You can deposit this at your banking institution but most likely you have to go to a branch because some…
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AT&T Lawsuit Claims Improper Use of Subscribers’ Data
The AT&T class action lawsuit argues that the company sells subscribers’ location information, with no regard to how that information is used.
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Visa and Mastercard Will Pay $6 Billion for Interchange Fee Settlement
Visa and Mastercard have reached a settlement on a 14-year-old lawsuit over fees charged when merchants accept card payments.
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Purex Laundry Detergent Settlement, Check If You’re Eligible for a Rebate
The lawsuit alleges that the “Natural Elements” statements on the labeling, marketing, and advertising of the Products are misleading because they include synthetic ingredients.
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Major Banks Could Have Wrongfully Charged Interest on Credit Cards
If you have a credit card by some of the major US issuers, you could be eligible to participate in a lawsuit regarding wrongfully charged interest. Consumers allege that they were charged interest on balances and cash advances months after balances were paid in full. If this proves to be the case, these companies may…
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Wesson ‘Natural’ Cooking Oil Settlement, Get up to $4.50 or More
Follow Danny the Deal Guru on Facebook and Twitter and also subscribe to get all deals via one daily email. Wesson ‘Natural’ Cooking Oil Settlement This is a lawsuit involving claims that the marketing, advertising and sale of Wesson brand cooking oils, including Wesson Vegetable Oil, Wesson Canola Oil, Wesson Corn Oil, and Wesson Best Blend (“Wesson Oil Products”) made…
