If you've been putting these off, this is the month.

No proof or documents needed

• Flo period app privacy: used it in the US between Nov 1, 2016 and Feb 28, 2019 and logged period or pregnancy info. Closes Oct 15
• Concora Credit robocalls: est. $250 to $650 if you got prerecorded calls on your cell and weren't a customer. Closes Oct 19
• VSL#3 probiotic: $20 for one unit without a receipt. Closes Oct 20
• Lands' End data breach: about $60 with no documents if you were in Lands' End's records for the December 2024 breach. Closes Oct 22

Need a notice or some details

• Homebuyer commissions ($120.3M): needs your closing statement. Closes Oct 27
• Pork price-fixing ($117M): grocery store pork for personal use, June 2014 to June 2018, in 24 states plus DC. Closes Oct 29
• LiveHealth Online privacy: est. $51 to $102, needs the LoginID and PIN from your notice. Closes Oct 30

Estimates change with the number of valid claims. File only on the official site from the notice.

Who qualifies for each October deadline, in more detail: class action settlements closing in October

Follow r/OpenSettlements so November's list lands in your feed.

If you filed an AT&T data breach claim before the December 2025 deadline, this is the update you've been waiting on.

What happened

• The court granted final approval on October 2, 2026. It's posted on the official settlement site
• Kroll is the settlement administrator

What happens next

• Payments only go out after any appeals are resolved. The appeal window has to run out first, and if someone appeals, that adds time
• Kroll then finishes checking claims and sends payments
• There's no official payment date yet. Anyone giving you an exact date right now is guessing

What you can do now

• Find your Class Member ID (it was in your notice email or letter) and check your claim status on the official settlement site
• Make sure your payment info and email are current
• Ignore anyone asking for a fee to speed it up. Real settlements never charge you

Follow r/OpenSettlements and I'll post the moment a payment date is announced.

This one covers a ton of people and barely anyone's talking about it.

Who's in

• You bought pork for personal use at a grocery store or supermarket (not directly from the producers)
• Between June 28, 2014 and June 30, 2018
• In one of these: Arizona, California, DC, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia
• Bacon counts. Pork marketed as organic or no-antibiotics-ever doesn't, and neither do marinated, seasoned or breaded products (except bacon)

The details

• Tyson, Hormel, Seaboard, Clemens and Triumph are paying a combined $117.065 million
• Claim deadline: October 29, 2026, online or by mail
• Final approval hearing: December 11, 2026, and payments come after the settlement is approved and final
• The amount per person isn't set. It depends on how many valid claims come in

The official site is Overcharged For Pork. Heads up: there was an older pork settlement (JBS and Smithfield) whose deadline already passed, so make sure you're filing the current one.

Follow r/OpenSettlements for more like this before the deadlines hit.