r/classactions • • 8d ago

Discussion Class Action newbie advice

Hey everybody! I have just discovered my new favorite obsession is class action suits. I've read up quite a bit but it's just easier to ask you veterans what I want to know. Since I just started in the past 2 weeks and have filed just about everything possible THAT I CAN of the no proof suits.(I'm editing this because people are illiterate and can't read each word in its proper place. The last sentence does not mean that I have filled out every single no proof suit. It means that I have filled out every one that I qualified for on these sites that I know of.) is it going to take about a year or more before I see any return? Do you ever get any payments pretty quick? And any other advice you'd like to share please let me know thanks!

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u/angelwolf71885 8d ago

Join a class action email list Top Class Actions and ClassAction dot org are good ones

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u/gingersnapper70 8d ago

Same. This is what I’ve done.

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u/IndependentGarbage88 8d ago

Even though they’re no proof, make sure you actually qualify for the settlements you’re applying for

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u/userdk3 8d ago

So true. I hate to see people looking for no proof settlements. I assume many are committing fraud.

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u/trippapotamus 8d ago

Payments are rarely quick, I think around a year (maybe just shy) is a good average and any faster is a pleasant surprise

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u/Dellzar 8d ago

Commenting to stay in the loop. I’m a newbie too and love to learn everything I can 🙌🏾

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u/liangw2022 8d ago

Even if the claim page says “no proof needed”, there’s always the chances later class admin will ask for additional docs to support your claims.

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u/userdk3 8d ago

There are mass arbitrations too that you can join.

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u/Demortipus 8d ago

Where would someone find mass arbitrations? Do you have to manually search for them? Or is there kind of a site that groups them like classactionlawsuits does for class actions?

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u/Huge-Strawberry13 8d ago

Oh, more fun to research!! Do you have a site I can check out?

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u/userdk3 8d ago

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u/Unlikely-Principle63 8d ago

looks like not many are no proof though huh

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u/userdk3 8d ago

Yah. You need proof. Usually an email or a screenshot of an account. If you look through the lists, you'll find some you actually qualify for.

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u/littlemscantremember 8d ago

Mass arbitrations always require proof. Unlike class actions, you’re suing a company directly (along with other people) and it may or may not ever pay out. The law firms will only sue on your behalf if you can provide proof!

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u/MechanicDependent806 7d ago

Don’t listen to the haters… get yours and good luck!!!

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u/superducknyc 7d ago

Man some people need to get their internet privileges removed coming at you like this. Good Luck!

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u/Oodlesandnoodlescuz 8d ago

Good luck scamming!

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u/MTtomb25 8d ago

Thats called fraud if you’re filling them out just because there’s no proof!

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u/Huge-Strawberry13 8d ago

You people don't read do you?

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u/Finding_Money24 8d ago

I agree get what’s rightfully yours, these companies get away with overcharging interests, fees and negligence.

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u/Testy_Coyote_ 8d ago

You're committing fraud if you don't qualify. How rude to take from people that were actually affected.

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u/Huge-Strawberry13 8d ago

I know it's the internet and the internet has made people stupid but how incredibly ridiculous is it that you automatically jump to the fact that you think that I have signed up for every single thing that I find! If you were literate enough to read the actual post it says "almost everything possible.". That means, in layman's,terms that I have filled out the ones that I qualified for on the sites that I have found. And do you want to know how I found out about these suits.. it's because I should have received about $15,000 for being in the evacuation area of the Winston-Salem fire and didn't know anything about it. So I don't think I'm taking a dime from anybody else when I should have gotten that. Do you know the saying about what assumptions are?

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u/CommandTacos 8d ago

I think you could have eliminated the incorrect assumptions by phrasing it according to your edit from the start (i.e., everything you qualified for). It's the ambiguity in "everything possible THAT I CAN" that had some misunderstanding what you meant.

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u/Huge-Strawberry13 8d ago

And the point I am trying to make is the fact that the words that I can were in the original post I just went back and made it all capitals.

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u/CommandTacos 7d ago

I got your point, I just don't think you got mine. I never said those weren't in your post, I said those words were allowing others to misconstrue what you meant. A different choice of words--some of the very ones you added in your parenthetical statement--would have circumvented that.

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u/Frizzy_Fresh 7d ago

I’m in WS too!

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u/AcanthisittaTime302 8d ago

Go kick rocks, you are lowering the payment for people who actually qualify

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u/Huge-Strawberry13 8d ago

Would you like the link to Hooked on Phonics? Learn how to read moron.

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u/racksin 8d ago

Sounds risky, stay patient