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eligible claimants who purchased HGSI and suffered a Recognized Loss as defined by the Distribution Plan and under the Plan of Allocation. On March 30, 2016, the Court granted the Commission's motion and entered an order to disburse $255,250.07 from the Fair Fund for distribution to eligible investors. See Order Approving Disbursement . Whether you have a Recognized Loss for which you will be compensated depends on a number of factors, which are detailed in the Plan of Allocation section of the Distribution Plan . You should read the Plan of Allocation in its entirety before filing a claim.
sending payments to people who paid I Works for government-grant and money-making products. The FTC sued I Works for false advertising and for billing customers without their consent. The company ran multiple online campaigns that falsely advertised that federal grants were generally available for personal use and that people could make a lot of money using I Works products. When people gave their credit or debit card numbers to pay a small shipping and handling fee, I Works charged them a one-time fee of up to $129.95, followed by monthly fees of up to $59.95, without their consent. The FTC first sent payments in May 2020.
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