What is the Subpoena notice from Google
Lately a lot of people have been receiving some emails from lis-noreply@google.com informing them that Google has been subpoenaed (called for a court hearing) regarding a case involving Playtika and Caesar’s interactive entertainment LLC. People have been asking if this email is a scam and on this short review this is what we shall be looking at and we will also be explaining other things that relate to this email such as the case of Playtika. If you have received this email please let us know what you think about it and whether it is a scam or a legit email. Also if you receive some Playtika settlement emails just let us know.
Is it a scam?
People have been giving various reasons on why they think the case is a scam and so on but there hasn’t been any real genuine sign that the email is a scam. Take it from me this email isn’t a scam at all. Although some people may think mistakes such as a misspelling of Playtika could be a sign that they are a scam. But looking at it there isn’t really any scamming attempt from the text.
They are no links for anyone to click which may result in you being at suspicious sites and there are no premium rated numbers you are instructed to call. Scammers don’t just send you fake information like this just for fun and the email is even a no-reply email address.
The email is simply making you aware that your details may be part of the required information in the court case and this is not an individual thing but a big issue involving lots of people who have most likely used some applications that are linked to Google play store. It doesn’t seem like there would be anything sensitive they would require or have to share and even if that happened it wouldn’t be anything anyone would notice or ever know because this is bulk and this is the court of law. Below is a copy of the class action settlement reached.
Settlement
• A Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit against Playtika, LTD and Caesars Interactive Entertainment, LLC (“Defendants”), alleging claims under Washington state law based on the sale of virtual chips in the following social casino-style games: Slotomania, House of Fun, Caesars Casino/Caesars Slots, and Vegas Downtown Slots. Defendants deny all claims and that they violated any law, but have agreed to the Settlement to avoid the uncertainties and expenses associated with continuing the case.
• You are a Settlement Class Member if you played Slotomania, House of Fun, Caesars Casino/Caesars Slots, and/or Vegas Downtown Slots while in the state of Washington on or before August 31, 2020.
Verdict
If you have received one of these emails I can’t say that you may be compensated but maybe chances may be that you get compensated later on and if that ever happens you will be notified. The subpoena emails from Google emails aren’t a scam and they aren’t anything you should be worried about as far as i can see. Please share your views in the comments.
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