Open class-action settlements, FTC & CFPB refunds, and recall reimbursements — who qualifies, the deadline, and exactly where to file. We always send you to the official claim site. We never ask for your claim details.
eligible people who worked for Arise The FTC is sending 98,254 checks totaling more than $6.7 million to eligible people who worked for gig work company Arise sometime between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2023. The FTC brought charges against Arise and the company settled. According to the FTC, Arise advertised itself as a lucrative gig work opportunity where people could earn “up to $18 per hour” working customer service jobs for major companies. The FTC says that wasn’t true. Instead, most Arise agents spent time and money on things like mandatory equipment and training, then made less than the promised hourly rate. If you got a check, please cash it within 90 days.
eligible people who paid for a vehicle service contract The FTC is sending 168,179 checks totaling more than $9.6 million to eligible people who paid CarShield for a vehicle service contract between September 2019 and September 2024, and had their claim denied. According to the FTC, CarShield ads and telemarketing promised that “you’ll never pay for expensive car repairs again.” But the FTC says those ads were deceptive and misleading, and that many customers found that many repairs were not “covered.” If you got a check, please cash it within 90 days. You can find answers to common questions about FTC refund payments on our FAQ page .
Who is eligible to apply for a refund? You may apply for a refund from Amazon if you meet all three requirements: You are an Amazon Prime customer in the United States. You signed up for an Amazon Prime subscription through a “challenged enrollment flow” or tried to cancel through the online cancellation flow but were unable to do so between June 23, 2019 and June 23, 2025. You used no more than three (3) Amazon Prime Benefits (including Prime Music or Prime Video products offered for free to Prime subscribers) in any 12-month period following Amazon Prime enrollment.
Am I eligible to apply for a refund? You may apply for a payment if your business was enrolled with First American Payment Systems between June 2017 and April 2020 and they charged you an early termination fee. We sent letters with Claim IDs to businesses who are eligible to apply. If you need help filing a claim, call the claims administrator at 1-877-595-0114. How do I apply for a refund? Call the claims administrator at 1-877-595-0114. How much will my refund be? Your refund amount will depend on several factors, including how many businesses file a claim. Where can I get more information?
sending checks to people who paid for computer repair services from tech support companies Restoro and Reimage. The FTC sued Restoro and Reimage, and the companies paid money to settle. According to the lawsuit, these companies used misleading online ads and fake Microsoft Windows pop-up screens to scare people into paying for computer repair services. They claimed to find viruses and other problems – even when that wasn’t true. The FTC first sent PayPal payments in March 2025, which resulted in more than $13.1 million in refunds. Now, the FTC is sending checks to people who didn’t accept their PayPal payment. If you get a check, please cash it within 90 days.
eligible people who paid for housing The FTC is sending 444,131 checks totaling more than $47.2 million to eligible people who paid Invitation Homes for undisclosed fees or deceptive and unfair charges between January 2021 and September 2024. According to the FTC, Invitation Homes advertised one lease price but then charged renters undisclosed fees for things like smart home technology and utility management. Deceptive and unfair charges at move-out included charges for normal wear-and-tear, damages that existed before renters moved in, and even renovations. Landlords must truthfully advertise the prices and services they’re offering.
eligible people who paid for credit repair services The FTC is sending 443,048 checks totaling more than $10.9 million to eligible people who paid a credit repair operation known as Financial Education Services (FES) between May 2019 and May 2022. The scheme used many names including FES, United Wealth Education, and United Wealth Services. According to the FTC, the companies falsely claimed to clean up people’s credit but failed to deliver and charged them up front for the services, which is illegal. The companies also falsely promised people could make large amounts of money selling credit repair services to other customers or recruiting them to become agents.
eligible people who bought cars from Coulter dealerships The FTC is sending 5,790 checks totaling more than $2.3 million to people who were harmed by Coulter Motor Company’s hidden fees. Coulter owns car dealerships around Arizona, including Coulter Tempe, Coulter Cadillac Tempe, and Tempe Buick GMC. According to the lawsuit brought by the FTC and the State of Arizona, Coulter regularly charged people for unwanted add-ons that they never agreed to pay and other undisclosed fees. If you got a check, please cash it within 90 days. You can find answers to common questions about FTC refund payments on our FAQ page .
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