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Category: Class action settlements

  • Is FADV Settlement a scam?

    The most asked question had been is “FADV settlement a scam?” This NOT a scam. It is a legit settlement.

    About the settlement

    You a class member of the settlement if First Advantage provided a background report about you to a potential employers without first having the employer certify that you had authorized the report, they then provided a signed form you authorizing the report. Nevertheless, if you’re truly eligible they are obligated to notify you since First Advantage has recorded you as a class member.
    If you’re a class member you’ll get :

    •  a $15 discount on instant check and $15 discount on resume check.
    •  nine free full disclosure under ¶5.3 of settlement agreement

    The email or the mail they’ll send will contain discount codes. These given codes will expire after 2 years from the date the court issues a final approval of the statement.

    To get fee full file disclosure under ¶5.3 of the settlement visit https://FADV.com/ for more information

    Those who may want to opt out :

    If you want to opt out of the Agreement Mailing via First Class U.S mail to the settlement administrator for you to be excluded. This mail must be post marked not more than 60 days after the post mark date of the initial mailing of the notice of Class Action Settlement. You also have to have a valid reason for your exclusion. Class member should provide

    1. Signature
    2. Provide name
    3. Current physical address
    4. Four last digits of Social Security number.

    Those who are objecting.

    Members who do not opt out of the agreement are entitled to object to the terms of the agreement. The objection to terms must be sent the settlement administrator via U.S mail and no later than 60 days after postmark date of the initial mailing of the notice of the Class Action Settlement. This objection should have :
    Name and class number of lawsuit First Advantage Credit Cases, Superior Court for the country of San Mateo, JCCP No. 4961.

    1. Full name, physical Address, telephone number of class member.
    2. Last 4 digits of Social Security number
    3. Specific reason for objection
    4. Any supporting evidence of papers

    Verdict

    It’s unfortunate that billions of dollars are left unclaimed at the end of the year due to ignorance  and lack full information on how to go about these claims. If you’ve perhaps received this email proving that you’re eligible for this claim let us know the encounter you had with this class action lawsuit by leaving a comment below.

     

     

  • Holland and Lieberman class action law suit scam text message

    Have you received a text message that claims to be inviting you to a lawsuite or a class action settlement of Holland and Lieberman which will earn you as much as $39 000? The nunber of class action settlementshave been huge lately and it seems like scammers are not taking advantage of this to try and scam people into clicking links that lead to their sites which are not safe to enter. Do not be tricked these text messages are not real and already have been received by many people. Here are some of the scam signs of the text messages and why it is not legit.

    [Your Name], I’m Sue Davis from Holland&Lieberman. You’re invited to file in our class action lawsuit. Average payout is $39,000! j4ftq7h.com

    Scam signs

    The site to which you are being directed j4ftq7h.com is not really a domain name. Class action settlements once authorised will have a site that is created for that purpose only and that site will be contain the names of the involved in the domain name and details of the settlement. There is no official website for the claimed class action settlement and this makes it fake. People are made aware of Class action settlements that they can benefit from through emails or letters and it would be very rare to see a text message of a class action settlement these days.

     

    Verdict

    This is a scam text message that is trying to steal money from you. There are a lot of scam messages that are sent to people claiming to be chances that they can make money from such as lotteries and that you have won an iphone and the like. They will lead you to click some link in the text which leads to sites where they can ask you to make a payment and steal your credit card details or tell you to do some stuff which earns them money or to leave your details. Don’t get scammed they are a scam.

    Good luck

  • That suite money class action Settlement : scam or legit?

    A number of people have been asking about the authenticity of the class action Settlement involving That Suite Money. This review is to show you if true and if you’re eligible to receive the money.

    About the Class Action Settlement

    The class action says that Microsoft and Microsoft Canada were part of the conspiracy that was done to increase prices for some Microsoft products illegally. So a settlement was reached with the defendants and British Columbia, Quebec and Ontario courts approved it.

    The settling defendants do not admit, and expressly deny, any wrongdoing or liability.

    The settlement amount is dependent on a number of factors, including how many members of the Class Actions make claims for compensation. After deductions for court approved legal fees and other expenses, the maximum settlement amount that will be available as compensation to members of these Class Actions will be $409,936,100 CAD (the “Net Settlement Amount”).

    Who are eligible for the settlement?

    You are a Class Member if you were a Canadian resident as of May 25, 2016 who, between December 23, 1998 and March 11, 2010 (inclusive), purchased a license for:

    • PC versions of Microsoft’s Word, Excel, Office, Works Suite, or Home Essentials applications software (including any full upgrade versions); OR
    • PC versions of Microsoft’s MS-DOS or Windows operating systems software.

    You must have made this purchase for personal or business use in Canada on an Intel-compatible personal computer, and not for resale. Purchases must be of a genuine license for any full or upgrade version of the Microsoft products listed above.

    • If you purchased a Microsoft product to use on your computer, or a new PC computer with a Microsoft product already installed, that means that you purchased a license for the product.

    Conclusion.

    Payments per Microsoft product license range from $6.50 CAD to $13.00 CAD for both Consumer Cash Payments and Volume Licensee Vouchers.

    In order to submit a Consumer Cash or Volume Licensee claim for compensation, you must submit a claim to the Claims Administrator no later than September 23, 2021. This class action Settlement is indeed legit. Hurry and make your Ur claim.

  • Cook V SCPSA Settlement

    Lately, you may just have received some cheque you didn’t expect you’ve no idea why you received it from cook V SCPSA. Some heard about this settlement and have been kin to find out if they’re eligible to be a beneficiary of this settlement.

    In most cases a lot of money is left unclaimed by eligible people due to ignorance of these settlements but here’s your chance to recover some money which went unnoticed some years back.

    About this class action Settlement.

    This settlement resulted from the settlement of a class-action lawsuit involving failed nuclear construction project at V.C Summer Nuclear Generation Station in Fairfield county. Below is an article with or precise details about the settlement.

    A settlement has been reached with South Carolina Public Service Authority (“Santee Cooper”) and its officers and directors; Dominion Energy South Carolina, Inc., f/k/a South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (“SCE&G”); Dominion Energy Southeast Services, Inc., f/k/a SCANA Services, Inc. (“SCANA Services”); SCANA Corporation (“SCANA”) and its officers and directors; Central Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. (“Central”), and Palmetto Electric Cooperative, Inc. (“Palmetto”) (collectively, “Defendants”) in a lawsuit concerning the construction of two nuclear units at the V.C. Summer site in Jenkinsville, South Carolina (the “Project”) for which Santee Cooper and South Carolina electric cooperative customers paid costs through their electric bills. The lawsuit was filed after Santee Cooper and SCE&G stopped construction of the Project. Plaintiffs alleged, among other things, that Defendants breached various duties in the construction of the Project and improperly charged Plaintiffs advanced financing costs. Defendants denied the allegations in the lawsuit but have agreed to settle.

    Who is eligible to receive the money?

    Santee Cooper residential, commercial, industrial, and other customers, both direct and indirect, who paid utility bills that included rates calculated, in part, to pay pre-construction, capital, in-service, construction, interest, and other pre-operational costs associated with the V.C. Summer Nuclear Reactor Unit 2 and 3 Project from January 1, 2007 through January 31, 2020 may be eligible for a payment from a class action settlement.

    As part of the Settlement, Settlement Class Members who did not timely exclude themselves from the Class are eligible to receive payment from the Net Settlement Fund and will automatically receive a payment.

    Conclusion

    Settlement cheques were being mailed between 13-27 November 2020 so you’re likely to receive the cheque in November and December. This settlement is indeed legit. For any questions or confirmation please feel free to leave a comment below.

  • 2 Towns Ciderhouse Hard Cider Class Action Settlement

    Have you heard about the 2 Towns cider house class action settlement. Well we should be expecting some emails to get sent to people or you wake up and find some check from 2 towns in the mail box. So its quite normal to have people asking about this settlement and asking questions like who is eligible, how to be a beneficiary, what the case is about or even if the 2 towns cider settlement is a scam or legit. Well here we will be telling you all you may need to know about this settlememt and also help you on how to claim it. If you have received any more information about the 2 Towns Ciderhouse Hard Cider Class Action Settlement please leave a message and help spread awareness.

     

    The Cider settlement case

    2 Towns is being accused for having had a misrepresentation of its products claiming that they did not have any artificial flavors. This probably led some customers to buy their products and pay a higer price than they would have been willing to pay had they known the products did contain some artificial. It is said that 2 Towns probably did this to avoid the costs of using any further natural flavours and that all drinks the company made that have the Apple flavor actually do contain an artificial flavour.

     

    According to the plaintiffs customers bought the products believing that according to 2 cider house packaging and advertisements

    “Nothing Artificial: NO concentrates or refined sugars; NO essences or artificial flavors; NO velcorin or sorbate.”

    So certain products of 2 Towns are claimed to be containing DL-Malic acid.

     

    Who is eligible

    2 Towns has agreed to pay about 1 million in a class action settlement so looks like a lot of people will be getting some from this settlement. Well not everyone that bought a 2 Towns hard cider product will really be eligible but those that bought between 12 March 2016 and 11 october 2020, the 2 towns hard cider products listed below.

    Bright Cider

    Easy Squeezy

    Pacific Pineapple

    Made Marion

    Ginja Ninja

    Outcide

    Bad Apple

    Cherried Away

    Cot in the Act

    Sun’s Out Saison

    Nice & Naughty

    Rhubarbarian

    Pearadise

    Prickly Pearadise

    Serious Scrump

    Imperial Hop & Stalk

    How much you may get

    Well that depends on various items. You can be a beneficiary without having the proof of purhase but withot proof of purchase you can only claim for not more than 10 products . Claims without  the proof of purchase over 10 products will be averaged and added to a weighted value.

    Those who do not qualify to claim are advised not to as you will be submitting your claim under a penalty of Perjury. You will be harming the accused party and also those who are also truly eligible to receive the cheques. All claims should have had been submitted by 9 January 2020 and all those who wish to be excluded from the settlement should have had excluded themselves by 28 December 2020. The fairness hearing is scheduled for 10 May 2020. If you wish to file a claim visit the official website for this settlement and here you will also get more details about this 2 Towns cider settlement.

     

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