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Who is eligible to apply for a payment? If you didn’t sign up for Vivint’s home security and monitoring services but had a Vivint account opened in your name between 2016 and 2019, then you may be eligible for a payment. Where can I get more information? For more information, call the administrator at 1-833-472-1996 or email admin@vivintrefund.com . Consumer Information Blog: You could get money back if Vivint misused your credit report.
eligible customers who bought DNA test kits or health reports from Vitagene and didn’t cash their check sent by the FTC. Vitagene promised to store its customers’ health and genetic information in a secure environment. But the FTC says that Vitagene didn’t keep that promise and that its security failures left more than 2,000 health reports unprotected. The FTC entered into a settlement with Vitagene, which required the company to pay money, delete data it shouldn’t have, get customer consent before sharing data, and establish a strong security program. The FTC is now using the money to provide refunds to eligible Vitagene customers.
sending payments to people who paid for a deceptive real estate investment training program from Response Marketing. The FTC and the Utah Division of Consumer Protection sued Response Marketing, and the company paid money to settle. According to the lawsuit, Response Marketing used celebrity endorsements and empty promises about earning big profits “flipping” houses to sell their bogus training programs. The FTC first sent payments in March 2024, which resulted in more than $8.2 million in refunds. Because the FTC collected additional funds, we are sending 3,955 payments totaling more than $8.3 million to people who accepted their first payment or filed a valid claim before the deadline.
sending checks to people who were charged by NutraClick for unwanted memberships. The FTC originally entered into a settlement with NutraClick in 2016, when the FTC alleged NutraClick automatically enrolled people in unwanted membership programs for supplements and beauty products. In 2020, the FTC again filed a complaint against NutraClick when it found that the company misled people about when they had to cancel their trial memberships to avoid monthly charges. The FTC alleged that NutraClick’s deceptive marketing violated federal law and the previous court order. The FTC first sent payments in January 2023, which resulted in more than $635,000 in refunds.
Who is eligible for a payment? People are eligible for a payment if they signed up and paid for services from a BetterHelp website between August 1, 2017, and December 31, 2020. BetterHelp offered online counseling through several websites, including: BetterHelp, MyTherapist, Teen Counseling, Faithful Counseling, Pride Counseling, iCounseling, Regain, and Terappeuta, which are all included in the refund program. Where can I get more information? Contact the administrator by phone at 1-833-637-4774 or by email at info@BetterHelpRefundProgram.com . Who is Ankura Consulting Group, LLC? Ankura is the independent administrator chosen to oversee payments for this settlement.
sending checks to people who paid for supposedly free in-home medical alert devices. The money comes from a settlement with Lifewatch, Inc. The FTC and the Florida Attorney General’s Office sued Lifewatch, alleging that the company bombarded people with at least a billion robocalls to pitch supposedly “free” medical alert systems. These pre-recorded messages claimed that Lifewatch’s medical alert system was endorsed or recommended by reputable organizations like the American Heart Association.
sending payments to eligible Cerebral customers. If you get a check, please cash it within 90 days. If you get a PayPal payment, please accept it within 30 days. If you need help with your payment, please call the administrator at 1-888-884-6036 or send an email to info@CerebralRefund.com . What is the settlement about? Cerebral agreed to pay more than $5 million to settle charges brought by the FTC. According to the FTC, Cerebral promised new customers when they signed up that they could easily cancel at any time. The FTC says that wasn’t true: Cerebral required customers to complete a complex multi-step process to cancel and often continued to charge people after they tried to cancel.
you may be eligible for the relief detailed below. The United States District Court for the Northern District of California has ordered the issuance of the Notice in this Action. The Notice explains the nature of the Action, the general terms of the Settlement, and your legal rights and obligations. 2. What is this lawsuit about? Plaintiffs Juan Quintanilla Vasquez, Gabriela Perdomo Ortiz, Victor Hugo Catalan, and Kevin Calderon (the “Class Representatives”) filed a lawsuit against LBN on behalf of themselves and all others similarly situated.
Who is included in the Class? The Class, certified by the Court, consists of: All individuals and entities who purchased or sold Tesla stock, options, and other securities from 12:48 p.m. EDT on August 7, 2018 to August 17, 2018 and were damaged thereby. . Excluded from the Class are: Defendants; the officers and directors of Tesla at all relevant times; members of their immediate families and their legal representatives, heirs, successors, or assigns; and any entity in which Defendants have or had a controlling interest. The Class definition is subject to change by Court order, pursuant to Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Who is included in the Classes? The Classes consists of the following two nationwide Classes and the New York Sub-Class: Nationwide Policy-Based Claims Class : All persons or entities who, on or after March 8, 2016, are or were registered owners of AUL II policies that were issued by AXA Equitable and subjected to the cost of insurance rate increase announced by AXA Equitable on or about October 1, 2015, as well as those persons’ or entities’ heirs, successors, or assigns.
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