$350 Million Class Action Settlement Against Mobile Network
Phone users were expected to receive a $350 Million Class Action payment after private information was stolen from users. After the cyberattack on August 2021, the number of involved victims is estimated at 76 million.
T-Mobile still has not admitted malpractice, but in July 2022, they approved the settlement. According to the arbitration panel that handles and settle the claims and dispute, a cyber attacker attacked T-Mobile, compromising personal info (Including names, zip codes, addresses, phone number, birthday, driver’s license number, social security numbers, and code for personal unlock) of approximately 76 million U.S. consumers.
As a result of the alleged attacks, numerous lawsuits have been filed and settled. Now, customers can receive cash from the fund. Though, forthcoming buyers have several choices and options: If you were in California on August 1, 2021, you are qualified for an alternative cash payment of $25 or $100.
Phone users to get payout from $350million class action settlement against mobile network – see criteria to receive cash. (Photo: The US Sun)
To Receive Cash, See the Criteria for Phone Users to Pay Out of the $350 Million Class Action Lawsuit Against Cellular Network
Claims and affirmations must be submitted or postmarked by 11:59 p.m. PT on January 23, 2023. T-Mobile also offers victims 2-years of free Identity Protection Services. Anyone who had to skip work can be reimbursed for up to five hours per hour.
If those hours do not include laboring hours, you will receive $25 per hour. Up to $25,000 could be refunded to anyone who spent funds in connection with the theft. You only have until the 8th of December to opt yourself out of the settlement.
To see if you are qualified, call 1-833-512-2314 or visit our settlement website. According to the cellphone carrier, “Our customers are our top 1 priority in everything we do, and guarding their information is our number one priority.
According to a published post by The US Sun, they have doubled down on our large-scale cybersecurity program and are happy to have fixed this consumer class action lawsuit as we continue to invest time, energy, and resources to handle this obstacle.”
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