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Yes, the FTC Fortnite settlement is real

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Yes, the Safeway BOGO class action settlement is real

Safeway shoppers in Oregon who participated in certain sales between May 2015 and September 2016 may be eligible for a $200 settlement payment.
Money

Bank of America customer payouts will be automatic

BofA will pay out more than $100 million to consumers who were charged illegal fees. Customers don’t have to file a claim to receive a refund.
Money

Bank of America customers don’t need to do anything to get refunded for illegal fees

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said BofA must pay back non-sufficient fund fees – similar to overdraft fees – that the bank illegally charged.
Settlements

ATM surcharge class action settlement emails are legit

AB Data is the administrator of the $67 million settlement, and has sent emails to eligible recipients on how to collect their money.
Settlements

Yes, the ‘ATM surcharge class action settlement’ is real

AB Data, the court-authorized administrator, is distributing a $67 million settlement made with banks regarding ATM fees.
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Yes, Zoom class action settlement payment emails are real

Emails about an upcoming settlement payment from the Zoom class action lawsuit are legitimate. We VERIFY how you can claim your money.
Settlements

Yes, the Google ‘Referrer Header’ class action settlement is real

If you used Google search between October 2006 and September 2013, you could receive money as part of a $23 million class action settlement.
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Yes, eligible TurboTax users will get checks from a class action settlement

If you’re eligible for the TurboTax class action settlement, you will receive a check in the mail without filing a claim. Here’s who qualifies.
Money

Yes, TitleMax did send customers letters warning of a data breach

TitleMax, TitleBucks and InstaLoan suffered a data breach affecting nearly 5 million people. Here’s what you should know, including potential legal action.
Settlements

Yes, Hyundai and Kia have settled a class action lawsuit over theft losses

The proposed settlement could be valued at about $200 million and includes approximately 9 million Hyundai and Kia vehicles.