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Hubble Contacts Refunds
Hubble Contacts sent people lenses that didn't match their actual prescriptions. The FTC stepped in, and the company paid $3.5 million — refunds already went out automatically to over 30,000 customers.
Who qualifies: Contact lens wearers who ordered Hubble lenses and got fills that didn't match their…
Helping America Group Refunds
Helping America Group collected fees from people dealing with debt by promising to pay off balances, settle accounts, and improve credit scores — none of which happened. The FTC stepped in and is sending refund checks automatically.
Who qualifies: Anyone who paid a debt relief company that promised results it never delivered.
T-Mobile Refunds
T-Mobile let third-party companies sneak unauthorized charges onto customers' bills for years. If you were hit with those mystery charges before 2014 and never cashed the refund check the FTC already sent, there may still be money owed to you.
Who qualifies: Former T-Mobile customers who had mystery third-party charges on their bills before 2014…
Nuvasive
NuVasive shareholders who bought stock between October 22, 2008 and July 30, 2013 are covered by a $7.9 million class-action settlement. If you held NuVasive securities during that window, you could have a claim.
Who qualifies: Retail or institutional investors who bought NuVasive stock during the class period and…
I Works Refunds
I Works charged people without their consent — a one-time fee up to $129.95 plus monthly fees up to $59.95. The FTC is sending refund checks in three rounds, and the third round alone covers more than $976,000 to people who got hit the hardest.
Who qualifies: Anyone who got hit with unexpected charges from I Works and wants to know if a check is…
CIHC, Inc., Conseco Services, LLC, and Conseco Equity Sales, Inc.
If you held shares in certain Conseco variable annuity funds between December 1999 and October 2002, you may be owed a distribution payment — and it goes out automatically if you qualify.
Who qualifies: Former Conseco variable annuity holders from the early 2000s who haven't heard about this…
Horsehead Settlement
Horsehead Holding Corp. investors who bought securities between February 2014 and February 2016 are covered by a $14.75 million class action settlement. If you held Horsehead stock or notes during that window, you could be owed a payment.
Who qualifies: Retail or institutional investors who bought Horsehead Holding Corp. stock or notes…
AT&T Data Throttling Refunds
AT&T sold unlimited data plans and then quietly throttled customers' speeds — and got caught by the FTC. If you were on an AT&T unlimited plan between October 2011 and June 2015 and got throttled, there's a $7 million fund for affected customers.
Who qualifies: Former AT&T unlimited-plan customers who noticed their speeds suddenly drop in the middle…
Bank of America, N.A., Banc of America Mortgage Securities, Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &Smith, Inc. f/k/a Banc of America Securities LLC
Bank of America and Merrill Lynch settled government claims tied to mortgage-backed securities sold in 2008. If you held BOAMS 2008-A Trust certificates as of March 20, 2008, you were potentially in line for a share of the recovery.
Who qualifies: Investors who held BOAMS 2008-A mortgage-backed certificates in early 2008 and want to…
Razer Refunds
Razer marketed its Zephyr masks as N95-certified — they weren't. The FTC stepped in, and refunds are being sent automatically to people who bought them.
Who qualifies: Anyone who picked up a Razer Zephyr mask thinking it was N95-rated.
Response Marketing Refunds
Response Marketing sold real estate investment training programs and now owes refunds to customers who paid and never got their money back. If that's you, there's a no-proof claim you can file.
Who qualifies: Anyone who spent money on a Response Marketing real estate training program and walked…
BetterHelp Refunds
BetterHelp shared users' sensitive mental health data with Facebook and Snapchat without consent. If you paid for therapy through BetterHelp or a related platform between 2017 and 2020, you're covered by a $7.8 million FTC settlement — and refunds go out automatically.
Who qualifies: Anyone who paid for online therapy through BetterHelp or one of its sister platforms…
NutraClick Refunds
NutraClick signed people up for supplement and beauty product memberships without their consent and charged them for it. The FTC stepped in and is sending refunds directly — no claim form needed.
Who qualifies: Anyone who found unexpected NutraClick charges on their bank or credit card statement and…
Rejuvica Refunds
Rejuvica sold a supplement called Sobrenix with claims it would curb alcohol cravings — and regulators found that pitch misleading. If you bought it, a refund check may already be on its way to you.
Who qualifies: Anyone who bought Sobrenix from Rejuvica Health and got burned by its marketing claims.
BP P.L.C.
BP misled investors about how bad the Deepwater Horizon oil spill really was. If you bought BP shares on non-US exchanges during the weeks right after the blowout, there's a settlement fund set up for you.
Who qualifies: International investors who held BP shares during the Deepwater Horizon crisis and got…
AdvoCare Refunds
The FTC caught AdvoCare running a pyramid scheme and got more than $149 million back for the people who lost money selling its products. If you were an AdvoCare distributor who came out in the red, you were likely already identified and paid.
Who qualifies: Anyone who signed up as an AdvoCare distributor and walked away with less money than they…
Pure Green Coffee Refunds
NPB Advertising sold Pure Green Coffee diet pills using bogus weight-loss claims. If you bought those pills, you were part of a $905,000+ refund pool — and no claim filing was required.
Who qualifies: Anyone who bought a weight-loss supplement that made promises it couldn't keep.
Vitagene Refunds
Vitagene (now 1Health.io) customers who bought DNA test kits or health reports already received refunds automatically. If you were one of those customers, check whether you got yours.
Who qualifies: Anyone who ever ordered a Vitagene DNA kit or health report and wants to confirm their…
Vivint Smart Home Settlement
Consumers who did not sign up for Vivint home security and monitoring services but had a Vivint account opened in their name between 2016 and 2019.
AR Capital, LLC, Nicholas S. Schorsch, and Brian S. Block
If you bought American Realty Capital Properties (ARCP) stock between February 2013 and October 2014, there's a settlement fund set up to repay investors harmed by the accounting fraud at AR Capital. A minimum $10.00 payment per eligible claimant is guaranteed.
Who qualifies: Retail or institutional investors who held ARCP stock through the October 2014 accounting…
Apex Capital Group Refunds
If you were signed up for a surprise monthly subscription after trying a 'free trial' of Apex Capital Group's skin care or supplement products, you may be owed a refund — no claim filing required.
Who qualifies: Anyone who got hit with surprise charges after a free-trial offer from Apex Capital Group.
Terravia
TerraVia Holdings (formerly Solazyme) settled a securities class action for $2,500,000. If you bought their stock during a specific six-month window in 2016, you could be owed money.
Who qualifies: A retail or institutional investor who bought TerraVia Holdings stock during the…
Jeep steering wheel, front suspension recall
If you owned or leased a 2018–2020 Jeep Wrangler or 2020 Jeep Gladiator, you could be owed a warranty extension on the front suspension steering damper — or cash back for repairs you already paid for out of pocket.
Who qualifies: Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator owners who dealt with front-end steering issues and paid for…
Goodrum v. Veradigm, Inc.
Veradigm, a healthcare data company, had a breach that exposed patients' private information. If you got a notice from them, you can claim cash or free medical data monitoring.
Who qualifies: Anyone who got a Veradigm data-breach notice and wants to recover cash or lock down their…
Publishers Clearing House Refunds
Publishers Clearing House settled a lawsuit over deceptive sweepstakes promotions, hidden shipping fees, and misleading privacy claims. If you ever ordered from PCH after clicking one of their promo emails, you could get a cash payment automatically.
Who qualifies: Anyone who shopped PCH after clicking a promotional email and felt the sweepstakes pitch…
Alvarado v. Red Pointe Roofing, L.P.
If you worked through Radial, Adecco, or HP at Red Pointe Roofing in California, you may have a claim from a wage-and-hour class action and PAGA settlement. Check the official site to see if your work period qualifies.
Who qualifies: California workers who were staffed through Radial, Adecco, or HP at Red Pointe Roofing…
VyStar Credit Union
VyStar Credit Union botched a 2022 system migration that locked members out of their accounts and money for weeks. Regulators hit them with a $1.5 million civil money penalty, and affected members are expected to receive automatic compensation without filing a claim.
Who qualifies: VyStar members who got stranded during the 2022 online banking outage and couldn't reach…
CVC Data Settlement
If your personal or health information was exposed in the Cardiovascular Consultants Ltd. (CVC) data breach discovered in September 2023, you can file a claim by July 1, 2026. This is not automatic — you must submit a claim form to receive any payment or benefits.
Who qualifies: This is for anyone who was a patient or had their health information on file with…
FTC Credit Karma Settlement
The FTC is now sending Zelle payments to people who were previously sent a check or PayPal payment from the Credit Karma settlement but never cashed or accepted it. If you already received and cashed your payment, you're done. No new claim is needed.
Who qualifies: Anyone who applied for a pre-approved credit offer through Credit Karma, was misled by…
FTC Hey Dude Refunds
The FTC is sending a second round of refund checks to people who bought Hey Dude shoes and accepted their first payment in 2024. There's nothing to file — if you're getting money, it's already on its way. Just make sure to cash any check within 90 days or accept your PayPal payment within 30 days.
Who qualifies: For anyone who bought Hey Dude shoes online, got a refund check or PayPal payment from…
FTC ACRO Services Refunds
If you paid ACRO Services for credit card debt relief, the FTC is mailing you a second refund check automatically. No claim form needed — just watch for the check and cash it within 90 days.
Who qualifies: Anyone who paid ACRO Services for debt relief help and got a first-round FTC check in…
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