Your October List of Class Action Settlements Is Here!
By Consider The Consumer on 10/03/2018
The seasons are changing, but one thing will always stay constant — and with that, your monthly breakdown of class action settlements is here, and it is better than ever! Per usual, our editors have broken down all of their favorite settlements for your convenience. Following is a comprehensive list of every class action settlement available in October 2018, as well as a shortlist of our favorite settlements to date. This list of class action rebates not only breaks down our favorite and most attainable settlements, it also gives you direct access to filing a claim for each settlement online.
If you believe to have been affected by these class action lawsuits and the products and services within, click through to see if you qualify for the settlement/award!
If you have any questions or concerns about the settlements don’t hesitate to reach out to us and ask (Info@ConsiderTheConsumer.com).
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Editor’s Choice: Our Favorite Class Action Settlements This Month
Consumer Reports Magazine Personal Information Class Action Settlement
This lawsuit claims that Defendant violated Michigan’s Preservation of Personal Privacy Act, M.C.L. § 445.1712 (“PPPA”) by disclosing information related to its customers’ magazine subscriptions to third parties. While Consumer Reports believes that its practices were in compliance with Michigan law, Consumer Reports chose to settle this case, without admitting liability, to focus time, effort and resources on protecting consumers, as the organization has since its founding, and not on additional legal fees and the uncertainty of litigation. The Court has not determined who is right. Rather, the Parties have without admitting liability agreed to settle the lawsuit to avoid the uncertainties and expenses associated with ongoing litigation. This case is mustering up an astounding settlement pool of 16,400,000. Get in on this, and file your claim today!
Behr DeckOver Class Action Settlement
You are part of the Settlement if between September 1, 2012 and June 27, 2018, you purchased DeckOver in the United States (or caused it to be purchased) and applied it (or caused it to be applied) to any property located in the United States owned or leased by you.
The class action lawsuit claims that Behr manufactures and sells a line of products under the name “DeckOver” that (a) does not live up to the promises made regarding the performance of DeckOver, (b) deteriorates quickly, (c) fails to protect the surfaces to which it is applied, (d) fails to adhere to the surfaces to which it was applied and (e) causes property damage to the surfaces to which it is applied, and asserts claims under the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act, various states’ consumer fraud statutes and implied warranty laws, and the common law theory of unjust enrichment. File your claim here!
Cricket Wireless CDMA Class Action Settlement
Individuals included in this class action are: all persons nationwide during the period July 12, 2013 to July 9, 2018, who purchased a CDMA phone from Cricket or through its authorized agents. You likely would have purchased such a phone between July 12, 2013, and August 6, 2015.
The Plaintiff in this class action lawsuit alleges that Cricket sold phones that it knew would not be usable on its new network after it merged with AT&T. The Plaintiff alleges that this conduct violated the federal Magnuson Moss Warranty Act and state warranty law, the Maryland Consumer Protection Act and other state consumer protection laws, and constituted fraudulent concealment, unjust enrichment, negligent misrepresentation, and fraud under state law. Cricket denies any wrongdoing or liability and denies the allegations.
Costco MGM Cards Inactivity Fee Class Action Settlement
All individuals in the United States who, from October 24, 2010 to July 31, 2018, purchased an MGM Gift Card and were assessed an inactivity fee that was deducted from the balance of funds remaining on the Gift Card.
This lawsuit claims that MGM and Costco violated the federal Electronic Funds Transfer Act and other state laws by charging consumers unlawful inactivity fees on their MGM gift cards. MGM and Costco deny that they violated any law. The Court has not determined who is right. Rather, the Parties have agreed to settle the lawsuit to avoid the uncertainties and expenses associated with ongoing litigation. The settlement pool for this case is $150,000. Get included in this case today!
Complete Settlement List
Volkswagen Timing Chain Class Action Settlement
Behr DeckOver Class Action Settlement
United Propane Gas Class Action Settlement
Pei Wei & P.F. Chang Call Recording Class Action Settlement
Wolford America TCPA Class Action Settlement
Rivals.com Automatic Renewal Class Action Settlement
Costco MGM Cards Inactivity Fee Class Action Settlement
Cricket Wireless CDMA Class Action Settlement
Consumer Reports Magazine Personal Information Class Action Settlement
GameStop Data Breach Class Action Settlement
Nationstar Mortgage Convenience Fee Class Action Settlement
Mariner Finance Class Action Settlement
Suunto Dive Computer Class Action Settlement
Brasscraft E-Z Flow System Class Action Settlement
Sears Craftsman Riding Mower Class Action Settlement
Manatee County Florida School District Data Breach Class Action Settlement
City of Hartford Forced Relocation Class Action Settlement
Zymaxid & Zymar Antitrust Direct Purchaser Class Action Settlement
If you have any questions about the aforementioned cases and settlements, or if you need help signing up/filing a claim for one, please don’t hesitate to reach out. You may send us an email to Outreach@ConsiderTheConsumer.com, find us on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook, or even connect with us directly on our website!
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