If you paid for tech-support services from scammers whose payments ran through BrightSpeed's network, the CFPB may be sending you money — with no claim to file.
Official eligibility wording
You may be eligible if you were one of the 122,507 consumers who paid for technical-support services from tech-support fraudsters whose payments were processed through BrightSpeed's payment network (via remotely created checks). Checked against the official settlement source by SettleSignal on July 7, 2026.
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Key facts
Who may qualifyYou may be eligible if you were one of the 122,507 consumers who paid tech-support fraudsters whose payments were processed through BrightSpeed's payment network.
Estimated payout$53,885,244 in total redress is being distributed among the 122,507 eligible consumers.
Proof requiredNo
What you needNo action needed — payments are sent automatically.
The key facts on this page were taken from the official settlement source, administered by Epiq, and last checked on July 7, 2026. We re-verify each field individually on a weekly pass.
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Where to act
No claim form is needed — Epiq issues this refund automatically; confirm your eligibility and contact details on the official source.
Payments are sent automatically by the settlement administrator to eligible consumers; no claim form is required.
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