Class Action Lawsuit Settlements

Lawdy, Miss Clawdy … he’s become a socialist/progressive/communist/democrat.

I complained (which I rarely do :innocent:) at some point about not willing to commit fraud in order to join Nextdoor. Someone then commented that’s it’s become uh, er, less that what it was when it started. IIRC, the implication was that it was a bunch of ads.

Hey, I’m just try’n to follow the rules I’ve been told… :wink:

But yes, I was mostly referring to the notion of nicknames. Such submission forms rarely ask specifically for a full legal name, so anything that represents “you” is acceptable.

Living high on the hog … $1.50 from UTZ. What does that get you today … a Biden '24 pin? :rofl:

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You must eat too healthy. I got just under $4.

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Received $3.72 from UTZ.

$23.29 from lending club settlement.

Watch out McD’s! Gonna get the large :rofl:

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coffee fans take note

You are a member of the Class if you purchased K Cup® single serving coffee pods labeled as recyclable in the United States for personal, family or household purposes during the time period from June 8, 2016, through August 8, 2022.

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Just got an email and text message from the law firm Keller Postman about a settlement in the coinbase hidden fee class action. I can’t remember if that is who I signed up with. A couple people on reddit say its legit. Anyone else here get it?

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A family member received a TD Ameritrade settlement check for $0.01.

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I and a few family members got checks around $50-$100 from TDA. I forget what this was for, but I trade a lot more than average.

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Received the second optical drive payment.

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Received $35.97 from Plaid, Inc. Privacy Litigation Settlement.

This is a company sued for passing on personal banking data to third party firms without user consent.

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Ditto.

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Received Equifax Data Breach prepaid virtual card.

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I’m not sure if this belongs here, but there’s probably some Wells Fargo customers entitled to refunds or restitution or something when they keep screwing up this badly.

Here are CFPB Director Rohit Chopra’s remarks on the enforcement action:

In the CFPB’s eleven years of existence, Wells Fargo has consistently been one of the most problematic repeat offenders of the banks and credit unions we supervise. …

Put simply, Wells Fargo is a corporate recidivist that puts one third of American households at risk of harm. Finding a permanent resolution to this bank’s pattern of unlawful behavior is a top priority. Today, CFPB is announcing an important step toward that goal: restitution for victims of Wells Fargo’s widespread illegal activities. …

While today’s order addresses a number of consumer abuses, it should not be read as a sign that Wells Fargo has moved past its longstanding problems or that the CFPB’s work here is done. Importantly, the order does not provide immunity for any individuals, nor, for example, does it release claims for any ongoing illegal acts or practices.

While $3.7 billion may sound like a lot, the CFPB recognizes that this alone will not fix Wells Fargo’s fundamental problems. Over the past several years, Wells Fargo executives have taken steps to fix longstanding problems, but it is also clear that they are not making rapid progress.

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I think most customers got their refunds already.

Just got $87 from the Cathode Ray Tube Settlement.

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Just got $148.78 sent to me via Zelle for the Coinbase settlement.

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$97.17 for the Takata airbag settlement. I expected a lot less… I’m pleased with that.

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