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Class action settlements you can still claim

Meta, Google, Apple, Equifax — billions in unclaimed money from companies you already use.

24 opportunities · Up to $467,030 total value

Every year, billions of dollars in class action settlements go unclaimed simply because people don't know they qualify. From Meta's $725M Facebook privacy case to Google's $5B Incognito mode suit, most class actions only require that you used the product during a given window — proof is usually as simple as an email address. We track active settlement deadlines, link to the official claim forms, and walk you through submission step by step. Most claims take under 5 minutes.

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How to claim class action settlements — a complete guide
Learn exactly how class actions work, what you qualify for, the filing steps, and common mistakes to avoid.

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How it works

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1. Browse

See opportunities that match your profile, sorted by payout.

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2. Claim

Follow the step-by-step guide we provide for each claim.

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3. Get paid

Track your claims in one place and know when money arrives.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if I qualify for a class action settlement?

Each settlement has specific eligibility criteria — usually something like 'used Facebook between 2007 and 2022' or 'owned an Apple device with Siri'. We show you the exact requirements on every opportunity page so you can verify before filing.

Do I need a lawyer to claim a class action settlement?

No. Class action settlements are set up so that individual claimants can file on their own with just a short online form. The court already approved the settlement — you're just requesting your share.

How much will I get from a class action settlement?

It depends on the settlement and how many people file claims. Typical payouts range from $15 to $150 per person, but some settlements pay out much more for significant damages. We show the estimated payout on every opportunity.

Are class action settlements taxable?

It depends on what the settlement compensates for. Settlements that replace lost wages are generally taxable, while reimbursements for property damage or personal injury often are not. Talk to a tax professional for your specific situation.

How long do I have to file a claim?

Each settlement has a claim deadline, usually 3-12 months from when the settlement was approved. We show the deadline prominently on every opportunity card so you don't miss it.

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