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University of Phoenix Settlement
21,543 payments totalling over $432,000 are going to University of Phoenix students who paid $37,201 or more and took the earlier FTC payment.
Who qualifies: University of Phoenix students
Progressive Leasing Refunds
More than $27 million across 1,221,146 checks is going to Progressive Leasing customers who paid $616.62 or more for rent-to-own items and cashed the first check.
Who qualifies: Progressive Leasing rent-to-own customers
Avast Settlement
The FTC found that Avast collected and sold antivirus customers' browsing data to third parties without their consent, and ordered the company to pay $16.5 million. The FTC sent 103,152 payments totaling nearly $15.3 million to people who bought Avast antivirus software and filed a valid claim. The claims process has closed.
Who qualifies: Avast antivirus customers whose browsing data was collected and sold
Legion Media Refunds
1,215,337 payments totalling more than $27.6 million are going to people misled by Legion Media, KP Commerce and related supplement brands.
Who qualifies: Buyers of the Legion Media supplement brands
CarShield Settlement
168,179 checks totalling more than $9.6 million are going to CarShield customers whose vehicle service contract claims were denied between September 2019 and September 2024.
Who qualifies: CarShield customers with denied claims
Mission Hills Federal Refunds
10,138 checks totalling more than $627,000 are going to people who lost money to the Mission Hills Federal student loan debt relief scheme.
Who qualifies: People who paid Mission Hills Federal
AH Media Group Refunds
The FTC is paying people charged for AH Media Group free-trial cosmetics and weight-loss offers who never cashed their earlier check — this round pays by PayPal.
Who qualifies: People billed for AH Media Group free-trial offers
Pyrex Refunds
People who bought Pyrex glass measuring cups and never cashed their FTC check can receive a PayPal payment from more than $43,700 in refunds.
Who qualifies: Pyrex measuring cup buyers
Restoro-Reimage Refunds
More than $13.1 million in refunds is going to people who paid Restoro or Reimage for computer repair and did not take an earlier PayPal payment.
Who qualifies: Restoro and Reimage customers
WealthPress Refunds
6,290 payments totalling more than $177,000 are going to people who paid WealthPress $2,500 or more and took the first FTC payment.
Who qualifies: WealthPress investment advice customers
Financial Education Services Settlement
443,048 checks totalling more than $10.9 million are going to people who paid Financial Education Services for credit repair between May 2019 and May 2022.
Who qualifies: Financial Education Services customers
FloatMe Refunds
A second FloatMe refund round of $3 million is going to people who paid for instant cash advances and accepted the first payment.
Who qualifies: FloatMe cash advance customers
SuperGoodDeals.com Refunds
2,986 payments totalling more than $20,000 are going to people who bought PPE from SuperGoodDeals.com and took a first payment.
Who qualifies: SuperGoodDeals.com PPE buyers
Coulter Motor Company Settlement
5,790 checks totalling more than $2.3 million are going to people hit by hidden fees when buying cars from Coulter dealerships in Arizona.
Who qualifies: Arizona Coulter dealership car buyers
National Landmark Refunds
1,389 payments totalling more than $69,000 are going to people who lost money to the National Landmark debt relief scam and filed a complaint.
Who qualifies: Victims of the National Landmark debt relief scam
Yellowstone Capital Refunds
A third round of 3,759 checks totalling over $549,000 is going to small businesses that cashed an earlier Yellowstone Capital refund check.
Who qualifies: Small businesses financed by Yellowstone Capital
First Federal Bank of Kansas City Bank Fee Settlement
First Federal Bank of Kansas City personal checking customers charged certain overdraft fees are covered by this settlement, with nothing to file.
Who qualifies: First Federal Bank of Kansas City checking customers
Equity Bank $1M Fees Class Action Settlement
Equity Bank checking customers charged APSN or retry fees share a $1 million fund plus at least $225,000 in forgiven uncollected fees.
Who qualifies: Equity Bank checking account holders
Leo’s Motel $500,000 Occupancy Class Action Settlement
Guests who stayed at Leo's Motel for 21 to 30 consecutive days between March 28, 2019 and October 29, 2025 share about $300,000 of a $500,000.00 settlement.
Who qualifies: Long-stay guests at Leo's Motel
Claimants in $300M Juul settlement may receive additional payments
A second JUUL payment is going out: the average is about $92.48, with a maximum of $1,413.63, redistributing leftover settlement funds to claimants who cashed the first check.
Who qualifies: JUUL claimants from the $300M settlement
Synapse Financial Technologies, Inc.
If your money transfer account was blocked after a chargeback, or if funds were drained from your Unified Account due to inactivity between 2019 and 2023, you could receive a refund automatically. The CFPB ordered the companies to pay back affected consumers, so you may not need to file anything.
Who qualifies: For anyone who sent money to an incarcerated loved one through ViaPath or GTL and had…
American Vehicle Protection Refunds
The FTC distributed more than $449,000 to 18,255 people who bought American Vehicle Protection extended auto warranties.
Who qualifies: Buyers of American Vehicle Protection warranties
Ameriprise Financial, Inc. (formerly American Express Financial Corporation)
Former Countrywide Financial executives settled SEC fraud charges over misleading investors during the subprime mortgage crisis. If you held Countrywide stock between March 2005 and April 2008, a Fair Fund was set up to pay back harmed investors.
Who qualifies: Anyone who held Countrywide stock during the subprime mortgage boom and got burned when…
Benefytt Technologies Refunds
Benefytt customers who paid $1,000 or more between 2017 and 2022 shared $99,307,988.46 — the average check was $214.20.
Who qualifies: Benefytt Technologies customers from 2017-2022
DeVry Refunds
Approximately $49.4 million in tuition refunds went to DeVry University students who enrolled between January 1, 2008 and October 1, 2015 and paid at least $5,000.
Who qualifies: DeVry University students from 2008-2015
Fashion Nova Settlement
Fashion Nova settled FTC allegations that it blocked negative customer reviews to inflate its star ratings. As part of the $4.2 million settlement, the FTC sent 148,351 payments totaling nearly $2.4 million to shoppers who bought from FashionNova.com before November 21, 2019. The claim filing window has closed.
Who qualifies: Fashion Nova shoppers who bought before Nov. 2019 and relied on reviews
MyScore Refunds
42,849 checks totalling nearly $1.9 million are going to people charged for credit monitoring through MyScore and its related sites.
Who qualifies: People billed by MyScore and related sites
Walmart agrees to $100M settlement over Spark driver pay
Walmart is paying up to $79 million directly to Spark drivers who took delivery offers between January 1, 2021 and February 26, 2026, plus a $16.175 million FTC fund.
Who qualifies: Walmart Spark delivery drivers
KuCoin $22M New York Enforcement Action Settlement
New York customers who traded on KuCoin between 2017 and 2023 can get their account balances back — about $16,766,642 in customer assets is being returned.
Who qualifies: New York KuCoin users from 2017 to 2023
Avanti Install California Wage Settlement
Avanti Install California workers across the Radial, Adecco and HP class periods are covered by this wage and PAGA settlement.
Who qualifies: California workers placed through Avanti Install
Gds
GDS Holdings, a Chinese data-center operator, settled a securities class action for $3,000,000 after investors alleged the company misled them about its business. The case covered purchasers of GDS American Depositary Shares (Nasdaq: GDS) between July 13, 2020 and April 3, 2023. The claim deadline passed on January 13, 2025, and the case is now closed.
Who qualifies: Investors who held GDS Holdings ADSs in 2020-2023
Adamas Securities Litigation
Adamas Pharmaceuticals and a former executive settled a securities fraud lawsuit alleging false statements about reimbursement for its drug GOCOVRI. The $4,650,000 settlement fund paid eligible shareholders an average of about $0.27 per damaged share. The claim-filing window closed in 2024.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought Adamas Pharmaceuticals stock, Aug 2017-Mar 2019
The Sales Mentor Refunds
More than $960,000 went by PayPal to 8,174 people who paid for Sales Mentor telemarketing training programmes.
Who qualifies: Buyers of Sales Mentor training programmes
Y Mabs
Y-mAbs Therapeutics, Inc. settled a securities class action for $19,650,000, resolving claims that investors were misled about the company between 2020 and 2022. The settlement covered purchasers of Y-mAbs stock during that period, and the fund has already been distributed. The claim filing window closed October 7, 2024.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought Y-mAbs Therapeutics stock, 2020-2022
Thompson Michie Associates Wage Settlement
Workers covered by the Radial, Adecco and HP California class periods are included in this Thompson Michie Associates wage settlement.
Who qualifies: California workers under the referenced staffing contracts
Stableroad
Stable Road Acquisition Corp. settled a securities class action for $8.5 million, resolving claims that investors were misled ahead of its SPAC merger. The settlement covered purchasers of SRAC securities between October 2020 and July 2021, with an estimated average recovery of $0.40 per security before fees. The claim filing window closed April 5, 2024.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought Stable Road Acquisition Corp. stock, 2020-2021
Pldt
PLDT, Inc. settled a securities class action for $3 million over claims tied to its American Depositary Shares. The case covered investors who bought PLDT ADS between January 1, 2019 and December 21, 2022. The claims-filing deadline closed June 25, 2024.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought PLDT American Depositary Shares, 2019-2022
Lovesac
Lovesac, the furniture company known for its modular Sactionals, settled a securities class action for $615,000 after investors said the company misled them about its business. The case covered stock purchases made between June 8, 2022 and August 16, 2023. The claim deadline passed on November 8, 2024, and the case is now closed.
Who qualifies: Investors who held Lovesac stock in 2022-2023
Student Debt Doctor Refunds
The FTC sent 22,817 checks totalling more than $2 million over the Student Debt Doctor scam, with a second round of over $580,000 for people who took the first payment.
Who qualifies: Student Debt Doctor customers
Metamaterials
Meta Materials Inc. (formerly Torchlight Energy Resources) agreed to pay $3 million to settle a securities class action covering investors who purchased Meta Materials securities between September 21, 2020 and June 24, 2022, or held Torchlight Energy Resources stock at the June 28, 2021 merger. The case was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. The claim filing window has closed.
Who qualifies: Meta Materials and Torchlight Energy Resources shareholders
McMahon False Advertising Settlement
Borrowers who filed a Borrower Defense application on or before June 22, 2022 get their targeted loans discharged under this settlement.
Who qualifies: Borrower Defense applicants
Allaire Corporation
Allaire Corporation, the web-software maker later absorbed into Macromedia, was sued by investors who said the company misled them about its business, and the case ended in a $12,026,000 settlement, plus interest, for people who bought its stock. The class covered purchases made between December 7, 1999 and September 18, 2000. The claim-filing deadline passed in December 2003, and the case is closed.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought Allaire stock in late 1999 or 2000
Chinaxd
China XD shareholders affected by the derivative claims and proposed merger are covered by this settlement.
Who qualifies: China XD shareholders
Alliancemma
Alliance MMA, Inc. settled a securities class action for $1,550,000 over claims that its 2016 IPO documents contained material misstatements. The case covered investors who bought Alliance MMA common stock in the IPO or through shares traceable to the IPO registration statement between October 6, 2016 and April 12, 2017. The claims-filing deadline closed September 11, 2018, and the case is now complete.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought Alliance MMA stock around its 2016 IPO
Globaldigital
Global Digital Solutions settled a securities fraud lawsuit covering investors who purchased its publicly traded stock between October 8, 2013 and August 11, 2016. The $595,000 settlement fund has already been distributed to eligible class members in two rounds of payments. The claim-filing window closed in 2019.
Who qualifies: Investors who bought Global Digital Solutions stock, 2013-2016
Psg
Performance Sports Group, the hockey and lacrosse equipment maker behind Bauer and Easton, settled a securities class action after investors said former executives misled them, with insurance carriers agreeing to pay $13,000,000 in cash. The case covered stock purchased between January 15, 2015 and October 28, 2016, with at least one share bought during a narrower window in early 2016. The claim deadline passed on November 14, 2022, and the case is now closed.
Who qualifies: Investors who held Performance Sports Group stock in 2015-2016
Dvi Inc Fifth Settlement
DVI Inc faced a fifth settlement in an ongoing securities case, following four earlier DVI settlements. Anyone who had already filed a valid claim in one of the first four settlements was automatically eligible for this one without filing again. The claim filing window closed August 31, 2011.
Who qualifies: DVI investors who had already filed claims in earlier DVI settlements
Bofi
BofI Holding (now Axos Financial) was sued by investors after a whistleblower alleged the online bank concealed regulatory and lending problems, and the case settled for a $14,100,000 fund covering stock, call options, and put options traded between September 4, 2013 and October 13, 2015. Attorneys' fees, litigation costs, and administration costs were deducted before the remainder went to investors who filed claims. The claim deadline passed in November 2022, closing the case.
Who qualifies: Investors who traded BofI Holding stock or options in 2013-2015
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