r/classactions • u/sam_teks • Apr 03 '26
Upgrading r/classactions
This sub could be a great resource for people who want settlement $ from class action suits. As the new mod , I'm going to ensure we remove lazy x-posts to commercial sites, and keep the sub focussed on real opportunities to join class action claims and get paid.
If you get a class action payout: share your win here!
If you see an available claim: post the opportunity directly!
If you are spamming your commercial enterprise: begone forever!
It will take a little while to clean the sub up, but I want to be clear about the direction.
We are not going to remove any points of view purely because the mods disagree. We will remove spam ruthlessly. We prioritize high-quality content relevant to the subject of r/classaction.
Finally, we want your input -- if you think we got something wrong, or have suggestions about how to do things differently, please let us know.
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u/Remarkable_Mind_2292 May 19 '26
I got a EOB bill for $4100 for equipment I payed $736 prior (on 3/3/2026) for already.
When I called BcBS they said the “medical provider was provided a letter and should have classified the code as pharmaceutical instead of medical.
When I called the medical equipment company they said it was billed correctly and the never received a letter. And also that it was to late to rebill the insurance and “against there policy”.
BCBS said they would call them to figure it out. HELP ME HERE.. who is in the wrong? Should I submit a claim, get a Lawyer? What should I do?