Top Class Actions’s website and social media posts use affiliate links. If you make a purchase using such links, we may receive a commission, but it will not result in any additional charges to you. Please review our Affiliate Link Disclosure for more information.
A number of class action rebates opened in February for consumers to make claims through the month of March and beyond.
The class action settlements resolve claims against companies revolving around telemarketing, gambling, data breaches, a vehicle defect, false advertising and biometric data capture.
A company will often choose to agree to a class action settlement without admitting fault or liability to avoid continued litigation and/or as a way to create good faith with consumers.
Check below to see if one of the recently opened class action rebates apply to you. If none do, make sure to check out Top Class Actions settlement directory to discover more open class action rebates.
SmileDirectClub to pay $2.95M to end claims it violated Florida telemarketing laws
SmileDirectClub agreed to pay $2.95 million to resolve claims the company violated Florida telemarketing laws by sending consumers unsolicited advertising text messages.
The class action settlement benefits a class of Florida residents who were sent a telemarketing text message from SmileDirectClub from between July 1, 2021, and Dec. 30, 2022.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by May 10.
DoubleDown Interactive to pay $415M over claims it violated Washington gambling laws
DoubleDown Interactive agreed to pay $415 million to end claims the company’s mobile casino games violated Washington state gambling laws.
The class action settlement will benefit a class of consumers who played the video game company’s DoubleDown Casino, DoubleDown Fort Knox, DoubleDown Classic and/or Ellen’s Road to Riches mobile casino games prior to Nov. 14, 2022.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by April 11.
Advent Health agrees to $500,000 settlement to end claims revolving around 2021 data breach
Advent Health agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve claims revolving around the health care company’s handling of a 2021 data breach that exposed the private information of thousands of its patients.
The class action settlement benefits a class of individuals who received a notification in the mail from Advent Health informing them their information was potentially compromised in the September 2021 data breach.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by April 20.
Hyundai settles to end claims it sold Kia vehicles with defective antilock brake systems
Hyundai agreed to a class action settlement that will put to bed claims the company manufactured and sold Kia vehicles with defective antilock brake systems that can cause an engine fire.
The class action settlement benefits all current and former owners or lessees of a Kia vehicle equipped with the defective antilock brake systems, including those purchased abroad while on active military duty.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by July 7.
Woodbolt to pay $3M to end claims it falsely advertised XTEND workout powder
Woodbolt agreed to pay $3 million to end claims the company falsely advertised its XTEND brand workout powder product is “0 calories.”
The class action settlement benefits a class of consumers who purchased certain XTEND workout powder products either through Woodbolt or through a third-party seller, including Amazon, from between July 28, 2014, and Jan. 24, 2023.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by April 24.
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services settles claims revolving around 2021 data breach
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services agreed to a class action settlement that resolves claims revolving around a 2021 data breach.
The class action settlement benefits a class of individuals who received a notification around May 19, 2021, from Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services about a data breach discovered on Feb. 16, 2021.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by May 9.
iSolved to pay nearly $2.5M to stop claims it violated biometric privacy
iSolved agreed to pay almost $2.5 million to resolve claims the company violated biometric privacy law by allegedly collecting and storing its employees’ fingerprints without first getting consent or providing required disclosures.
The class action settlement benefits individuals who, within the state of Illinois, scanned their finger using an iSolved time clock and who had their biometric information subsequently shared or stored by the company between Nov. 7, 2014, and Nov. 11, 2022.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by April 11.
iCare acquisition to pay $3M to resolve 20/20 Eye Care Network, Hearing Care Network data breach
iCare acquisition agreed to pay $3 million to end claims the company failed to protect patient data during a January 2021 data breach against 20/20 Eye Care Network and 20/20 Hearing Care Network.
The class action settlement benefits a class of individuals who received a notification about the January 2021 data breach from either 20/20 Eye Care Network or 20/20 Hearing Care Network.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by May 1.
Veriff ends claims it violated Illinois biometric privacy law with $4M settlement
Veriff agreed to pay $4 million to end claims the company violated the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act by allegedly collecting facial geometry scans without first obtaining consent.
The class action settlement benefits individuals who had their biometric identifiers collected, captured, purchased or otherwise obtained by Veriff as a way for identity verification in Illinois from between Nov. 12, 2016, and Dec. 5, 2022.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by April 21.
The Economist Michigan to pay $9.5M to end claims company shared subscriber data
The Economist agreed to pay $9.5 million to resolve claims the company shared the information of its Michigan subscribers with third parties without consent.
The class action settlement benefits a class of Michigan residents who had a subscription to a The Economist publication that was either delivered electronically or to a street address in Michigan from between Feb. 4, 2015, and July 30, 2016.
Individuals who would like to make a claim to join the class action settlement must submit a valid claim form by April 12.
Do you qualify to make a claim to join any of the above class action rebates? Let us know in the comments!
Don’t Miss Out!
Check out our list of Class Action Lawsuits and Class Action Settlements you may qualify to join!
Read About More Class Action Lawsuits & Class Action Settlements:
- Consumers file Bank of America lawsuits over PPP loans, Zelle
- Taylor Swift fans file class action against Ticketmaster, Live Nation over exorbitant fees
- Home Depot, Ring, others allegedly record website visitors’ online communications
- F-150 class action over faulty transmissions can’t add more classes, judge rules
36 thoughts onClass action rebates | March 2023
I’ve been a member with Choice Home Warranty and when I filed my first claim about my built-in Microwave I got screwed right away. I was told it can not get the part here’s $190 Lows gift card and get your microwave yourself and install it.
You can not find a microwave at Lowe’s for than $200
This is call for
People!! You cannot simply just type “add me” and expect to be included. You need to fill out claim forms for each individual case you wish to be a part of. There is typically a link within each one that takes you straight to the form and usually only takes a few minutes to complete.
Again, you CANNOT just type “add me”. Good lord this is day 1 stuff jeeze.
My question is regarding Kronos. My current employer uses this. We feel it is an invasion of privacy. Many peoples payroll checks are constantly messed up. Need someone to look into a class action suit against Kronos in Michigan.
I KNOW RIGHT!! Thank you Jennifer as I have stated that same fact in another post. It’s just greedy laziness amongst certain folks unfortunately!!
Also, if you don’t know or can’t read, THIS IS STRICKTLY A “COMMENTS” section.
If people were actually affected by these class action lawsuits they would take time to read and determine what steps to take to join the suit. If a simple “add me” is all that is required everyone would receive settlements. SMH
add me in
Please add me
Melissa nardi please add me 3/9/23 thank you
Add me to facebook claim
I am an avid baby powder user, have been since I was young. I had cervical cancer but yet it doesn’t apply to the J&J class action!! The cervix comes before the fallopian tubes and ovaries so why isn’t it included?
Please send me updates.ivr been waiting for my settlement from Facebook n I have not received it yet
Hello my name is Jamal Smith and I’m writing in regards to possibly having a really good case for benefits of things Facebook may have done with personal or data information.
Where is the T-mobile payments being sent out?
I financed a 2015 kia sportage had it for 2 in a half years and one day out of no where the engine stalled kia wont replace the engine because they said in 2017 they had a recall and a knock sensor was suppose to be put in then they would cover cost of engine if it ever went out. Mind you i bought car in 2020 was unaware of a recall why was this car even at a dealership for sale if it was defected? Now im out a car and my credit is going to go downhill after they reposess it cant believe they wont fix or replace car? What can i do ive been swindled into paying for a car with a faulty motor?
Double down. I’m in on that