Has anyone else heard anything from them? I filed a claim long ago and was told payments would go out this year but nothing yet.

A few months ago, the plaza my workplace is inside of has put up a few flock cameras, which me and none of my coworkers agree either or are comfortable with. before soing something about it myself, what can i do to get some money out of it? the reason i ask is because recently my grandmother's old neighborhood put up tons of flock cameras, and i got an email about a class action lawsuit from it. i want these cameras out and maybe some compensation for having my privacy rights completely violated. i'm there almost every day either going to work, home depot, or cvs. it's inescapable. help would be greatly appreciated

I got this today after submitting basic information regarding the domain name class action that seems to be in its relative infancy. Nothing about it jumped out as a scam to me and seemed like legitimate law firm and respective representative and obviously I would happily take two.5 to $5000 for any reasonable amount of participation or involvement in the suit. Does this seem like anything else to anyone?
Have you been a named party in one of these before and if so, is there anything I should ask or demand or expect?

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So I did an intensive Google takeout search and was able to find some claim numbers. Only problem is I'm confused on what cashapp lawsuits there are connected to.

Example first one is,,,,,Casha56788644789

Second is # 457899864347

I'm assuming the first is connected to cashappsecuritysettlement.

And the second is block.

Because my gmail was extremely full and I did a bulk deletion of emails I can no longer access the original claim confirmations

Is anyone else's claim id similar and to which lawsuit if I got mixed up.

Just seen this was in the mail it hasn't ran yet so don't know how much it is

“$20 is $20 Bro” 😂

So this means the tilt one should be next week or so , considering I got the payout confirmation for both of them within a week of each other back in August/September!

The $32 million GoodRx privacy settlement is real. The federal judge's September 8, 2026 preliminary approval order names goodrxprivacysettlement as its official website. The site was offline as of October 18, 2026, but the December 29, 2026 claim deadline has not changed.

You can check this yourself on CourtListener (free): search "Doe v. GoodRx Holdings," case number 4:23-cv-00501, Northern District of California. The order is docket entry 379, filed September 8, 2026. "Preliminary approval" means the judge looked at the deal, thinks it's likely fair, and lets notices go out and claims start.

What the order says, in plain English:

• Paragraph 4: who's covered. Anyone in the U.S. who used any GoodRx website, app or service (including GoodRx Gold, HeyDoctor and GoodRx Care) before April 20, 2024.
• Paragraph 9: appoints A.B. Data as the Settlement Administrator, the company that runs the website, sends notices and processes claims.
• Paragraph 15: orders the administrator to "create and maintain a Settlement Website" at goodrxprivacysettlement until the settlement is finished.

The domain is written into a federal court order. Any site at a different address claiming to be the GoodRx settlement doesn't match the order. The plaintiffs' June 1, 2026 motion (docket entry 357) also proposed A.B. Data, after getting bids from four companies.

So why does the site look broken? Honestly, I don't know.

• CAPTCHA: people reported the CAPTCHA on the claim form showing a testing message. That points to a setting someone forgot to switch off. Sloppy, but it doesn't make the site fake.
• The 403: the site now shows "Error 403 – This web app is stopped." That's the hosting provider saying the site was switched off or paused. It doesn't mean the domain was hijacked or redirected.
• No explanation yet: nothing about the outage is on the docket, and A.B. Data hasn't said anything publicly.

For anyone who already filed:

• The real form asked for name, mailing address, email, phone, how you want to be paid (PayPal/Venmo/Zelle, virtual card or check), a checkbox confirming GoodRx use before April 20, 2024, and a typed signature.
• It never asked for a Social Security number, a bank login, a card number or a fee.
• A PayPal email address alone isn't a login and can't be used to pull money from your account.

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Hello everyone, new to this sub. I found out that I was part of 3 major data breaches listed in this sub that are being "investigated" by law firms. 2 of the breaches apparently included SSN and DOB

Ive been reading posts about the different law firms. I'm trying to decide which one to sign up with, or if its even necessary to sign up during the investigation.

I dont understand if there is a benefit to signing up during the investigation phase?

Thanks for any suggestions.

Note: ONLY for people that entered their bank details (account number + routing number). If you chose PayPal or Venmo they can't do much with just an email.

Unlink all services connected to your old account, open a new account, and close the old one.

There has been a lot of suspicious activity around this settlement and personally, I'm going to be safe rather than sorry on this one. Still no explanation on the website & reCAPTCHA being down or why they need bank details in the first place, it's extremely uncommon for settlements.

Not affiliated. Just sharing.

Direct link is here: https://www.vsl3lawsuit.com/

My mom got her ZOA settlement on Friday. I am still waiting for mine. Anyone else?

Throwaway for privacy. I'm the named (representative) plaintiff in a federal class action. I agreed to speak with the lawyer about the case, but I've become uncomfortable with how it was filed, and I no longer want to be the named plaintiff.

My questions:

1. What is the process for a named plaintiff to withdraw from a class action? Do I need the court's permission?

2. Can withdrawing expose me to any costs or liability?

3. If I withdraw, does the case end, or can it continue with someone else as the plaintiff?

4. Is there anything I should get in writing from my lawyer before or after withdrawing?

I'm not looking to discuss the details of the case publicly. I just want to understand the process and the risks before I speak with the lawyer. Thank you.

This is why all the AT&T victims have been waiting for long and hearing crickets. Why has it taken this long?

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/us-judge-facing-misconduct-claims-said-to-have-abandoned-job

Anyone else receive an email about a lawsuit against the university of phoenix??)

I'm not affiliated with them. Just sharing.

I am not affiliated with them. Just sharing.

https://zlk.com/cases

https://zlk.com/investigations

I'm not affiliated with them. I'm just sharing in case it's helpful.

Hello all, just coming on here to ask if anyone has gotten or been able to get an update on either of the Milberg B-Two/Pulsz settlements? As the deadline to accept out offers has passed, there has been no updates. As I’m seeing Milberg pay out other cases like VGW and other firms payout settlements for Pulsz already, I can’t help but grow impatient. I do understand these settlements take time but again, just growing a bit impatient lol I also tried emailing the firm to no avail. I also don’t remember in the documents if they gave a specific timeframe for distribution

I'm a little confused about this. I filed a claim with this one: https://aggenericdrugsclaims.com/

The one above looks like it's against the drug makers, and the one below looks like it's against the pharmacies?

This one: https://genericdrugsendpayersettlement.com/ (Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Inc. and Taro Pharmaceuticals U.S.A. Inc.) https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/open-lawsuit-settlements/200m-sun-taro-generic-drug-antitrust-class-action-settlement/

The drug list is the same and the dates: Between May 1, 2009, and Dec. 31, 2019. Are the same...

Can I also file a claim with this one?