Tangoe Data Breach Class Action Settlement

1. Locate the settlement notice Tangoe mailed you — it contains a unique ID and PIN required for online filing.
2. Go to the claim form at tangoeusdatasettlement.com/form/claim or download the PDF form to complete and mail.
3. Choose your benefit type: ordinary out-of-pocket losses, extraordinary identity theft losses, lost time, the alternative cash payment, or credit monitoring (you may select credit monitoring in addition to a cash option).
4. For ordinary losses, gather receipts, bank or credit statements showing unreimbursed fees, and any related documentation.
5. For extraordinary losses (identity theft or fraud), gather police reports, bank statements showing fraudulent charges, and evidence that you attempted to recover losses through insurance or other means.
6. For lost time, write a description of the time you spent dealing with the breach (such as changing passwords, investigating suspicious activity, or researching the incident).
7. Submit your claim online, or postmark/email it to the settlement administrator, before the claim deadline.

What the form asks

• — The unique ID printed on the settlement notice mailed to you. (The settlement notice letter you received from Tangoe or the settlement administrator.)
• — The PIN printed on the settlement notice mailed to you. (The settlement notice letter you received from Tangoe or the settlement administrator.)
• — Choose one or more: ordinary losses, extraordinary losses, lost time, alternative cash payment, or credit monitoring. (Your own records of expenses or time spent related to the breach.)
• — A written description of the time you spent dealing with the data breach. (Your own recollection of activities such as changing passwords, investigating suspicious activity, or researching the incident.)

Documents you'll need

Watch out for

• Online claims require the unique ID and PIN from the settlement notice — you cannot file online without them.
• Personal notes alone are insufficient for ordinary or extraordinary losses; you must submit receipts or bank statements.
• Expenses already reimbursed by third parties are ineligible.
• Lost time claims count toward the cap for ordinary losses — they are not a separate additional amount.
• Extraordinary loss claimants must show the breach likely caused the loss and that they attempted to recover it through insurance or other means.
• The claim deadline has passed; contact the administrator to confirm whether your claim can still be accepted.