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Award (how much your claim may be worth):Â You can receive a cash refund of $20 to $80, depending on which eligible Skechers shoe you purchased.
Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Case(s):Â In re: Skechers Toning Shoes Products Liability Litigation, Case No. 11-MD-2308-TBR, U.S. District Court, Western District of Kentucky, Louiville Division; Grabowski v. Skechers U.S.A., Inc., Case No. 12-cv-00204 (W.D. Ky.)
Company(ies): SKECHERS U.S.A., INC.
Website of the Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Administrator (FILE YOUR CLAIM HERE):Â www.SkechersSettlement.com
Address to submit a claim form (REQUIRED):
To receive your cash refund from the Skechers class action lawsuit settlement, you must submit a valid claim form online at www.SkechersSettlement.com by 4/18/2013.
Phone Number to call for assistance:Â (866) 325-4186
Details: The Skechers settlement will resolve a class action lawsuit, entitled Grabowski v. Skechers U.S.A., Inc., that alleges Skechers violated state laws and consumer protection statutes by misrepresenting the benefits of wearing Skechers toning shoes, and that the shoes did not provide the benefits claimed.
Skechers denies any wrongdoing, but has agreed to establish a $40 million class action lawsuit settlement fund to resolve the litigation.
As part of the Skechers toning shoe class action settlement, Skechers is barred from making claims about strengthening, weight loss, and other health and fitness-related claims for its toning shoes unless they are true and backed by scientific evidence. The Skechers class action settlement also bars the company from misrepresenting any tests, studies or research results regarding toning shoes.
Skechers has also agreed to provide refunds to consumers who bought the following Eligible Shoes as new since August 1, 2008:
Skechers Shape-ups rocker bottom shoes
Skechers Resistance Runner rocker bottom shoes
Skechers Shape-ups Toners/Trainers
Skechers Tone-ups with podded outsoles
Skechers Tone-ups non-podded sandals
Skechers boots
Skechers clogs
Skechers trainers (Tone-ups, non-podded sole)
The total refund you can receive from the Skechers shape-ups class action lawsuit settlement will depend on how many Eligible Shoes you purchased since August 1, 2008, as well as the total number of valid claim forms submitted by other Class Members. However, it’s estimated that Class Members will receive between:
$40 – $80 for Shape-ups;
$27 – $50 for podded sole shoes;
$20 – $40 for Tone-ups (non-podded sole); and
$42 – $80 for Resistance Runners
To apply for a refund from the Skechers class action lawsuit settlement, you must submit a claim form online at www.SkechersSettlement.com.
Further details on your rights in the Skechers Toning Shoe Class Action Lawsuit Settlement as can also be found at www.SkechersSettlement.com.
Purchased:Â As new after August 1, 2008
Claims must be postmarked by: April 18, 2013
Settlement Administrator(s): BMC Group
Class Counsel:
Timothy G. Blood
Blood Hurst & O’Reardon, LLP
Janine L. Pollack
Milberg, LLP
Defense Counsel:
Jeffrey A. Barker
O’Melveny & Myers, LLP
UPDATE 6/18/13: Skechers Toning Shoe Settlement checks will be mailed by July 13, 2013!
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I receive a letter from the FTC and it true. They told me I’m rejected from all class actions with them. I call and what they are saying is you can only put in one claim for one products. Don’t care how many products up for a claim they have. I told the lady they should put that on their website. They piss me the hell off. I told the lady most of the claim they had I did in deed purchased that product They trying to act like I’m some kind of criminal taking loose changes out the cookie jar. I never had no problem with FTC before. But now all of a sudden, it a whole differ story. Like I told the woman I don’t understand. and I will never ever file a claim with them again. Since I can’t any way. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
I receive a letter from the FTC and it true. They told me I’m rejected from all class actions with them. I call and what they are saying is you can only put in one claim for one products. Don’t care how many products up for a claim they have. I told the lady they should put that on their website. They piss me the hell off. I told the lady most of the claim they had I did in deed purchased that product They trying to act like I’m some kind of criminal taking loose changes out the cookie jar. I never had no problem with FTC before. But now all of a sudden, it a whole differ story. Like I told the woman I don’t understand. and I will never ever file a claim with them again. Since I can’t any way. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
I receive a letter from the FTC and it true. They told me I’m rejected from all class actions with them. I call and what they are saying is you can only put in one claim for one products. Don’t care how many products up for a claim they have. I told the lady they should put that on their website. They piss me the hell off. I told the lady most of the claim they had I did in deed purchased that product They trying to act like I’m some kind of criminal taking loose changes out the cookie jar. I never had no problem with FTC before. But now all of a sudden, it a whole differ story. Like I told the woman I don’t understand. and I will never ever file a claim with them again. Since I can’t any way. GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!
I just spoke to my daughter & she also had a claim against Reebok. She received her check from them & Skechers. Don’t know what this whole FTC thing is, but I have seen on Top Class Actions Facebook page that people are calling & they are saying they have no record of the claim. I have my claim number…but can never get through to these people. Have left messages for them to call me & also have left a number…they call back, but then you get disconnected.
I just spoke to my daughter & she also had a claim against Reebok. She received her check from them & Skechers. Don’t know what this whole FTC thing is, but I have seen on Top Class Actions Facebook page that people are calling & they are saying they have no record of the claim. I have my claim number…but can never get through to these people. Have left messages for them to call me & also have left a number…they call back, but then you get disconnected.
I’m still kind of upset over this whole FTC denial thing. I will not buy any more Skechers shoes, which sucks for them because we had planned to buy my daughter several pairs of the fancy jeweled kid shoes for school and a pair of Hy Dee Highs for our trip to Disneyland.
Not anymore!
I’m still kind of upset over this whole FTC denial thing. I will not buy any more Skechers shoes, which sucks for them because we had planned to buy my daughter several pairs of the fancy jeweled kid shoes for school and a pair of Hy Dee Highs for our trip to Disneyland.
Not anymore!
I’m going to mail my shoes to the FTC, they can have them…lol.
Tried to cash my check and they told me at the bank they couldn’t cash it because there were no banking numbers on the bottom of said check – honestly don’t know if I cut them off by mistake, or if they weren’t there to begin with – please respond to : bssrjp@mchsi.com.
Tried to cash my check and they told me at the bank they couldn’t cash it because there were no banking numbers on the bottom of said check – honestly don’t know if I cut them off by mistake, or if they weren’t there to begin with – please respond to : bssrjp@mchsi.com.