Antitrust Settlements

90 open antitrust settlements.

49–72 of 90

Aqua Finance
Antitrust
Open

Aqua Finance Refunds

The FTC is sending 29,653 checks totaling more than $19.8 million to people who got a loan from household water treatment funding company Aqua Finance (AFI).

Payout varies
No proof needed
Amazon logo
Amazon
Antitrust
Open

Refunds for Amazon Flex Drivers

The FTC is sending Zelle payments to eligible Amazon Flex drivers who had their tips withheld by Amazon between 2016 and 2019.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Western Union logo
Western Union
Antitrust
Open

Western Union Refunds

The Justice Department is sending payments totaling nearly $40 million to approximately 25,000 people in the U.S. and abroad. These payments are the result of settlements between Western Union, the Justice Department, and the FTC.

Payout varies
No proof needed
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Vonage
Antitrust
Open

Vonage Refunds

The FTC is sending payments totaling more than $99.4 million to 389,106 people who tried to cancel or were charged fees after cancelling their Vonage account. The FTC sued internet phone service provider Vonage, and the company agreed to settle.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Ed Napleton Automotive Group
Antitrust
Open

Ed Napleton Automotive Group Refunds

The FTC is sending a second round of payments to eligible customers who were harmed by Napleton Auto’s junk fees and discriminatory practices.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Benefytt Technologies
Antitrust
Open

Benefytt Technologies Refunds

The FTC is sending payments totaling nearly $100 million to 463,629 people who paid Benefytt, a healthcare company that used names like MyBenefitsKeeper and AgileHealthInsurance.

Payout varies
No proof needed
AH Media Group
Antitrust
Open

AH Media Group Refunds

The FTC is sending Zelle payments to eligible people who were charged for “free trial” offers for cosmetics and weight loss supplements and didn’t cash their check sent by the FTC.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Ygrene logo
Ygrene
Antitrust
Open

Ygrene Settlement

The FTC is sending 960 checks totaling more than $2.9 million to eligible Ygrene customers.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Herbalife logo
Herbalife
Antitrust
Open

Herbalife Refunds

The FTC is mailing a third round of checks totaling more than $4.2 million to people who lost money running Herbalife businesses.

Up to $250
No proof needed
Career Step
Antitrust
Open

Career Step Refunds

The FTC is sending 42,794 payments totaling more than $15.5 million to people who paid for training programs from Career Step, an online career-training company.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Coulter Motor Company
Antitrust
Open

Coulter Motor Company Settlement

The FTC is sending 5,790 checks totaling more than $2.3 million to people who were harmed by Coulter Motor Company’s hidden fees. Coulter owns car dealerships around Arizona, including Coulter Tempe, Coulter Cadillac Tempe, and Tempe Buick GMC.

Payout varies
No proof needed
T-Mobile logo
T-Mobile
Antitrust
Open

T-Mobile Refunds

The FTC is sending Zelle payments to T-Mobile customers who had third-party charges added to their mobile phone bills before 2014 and didn’t cash their check or accept their PayPal payment sent by the FTC.

Up to $450
No proof needed
Apex Capital Group
Antitrust
Open

Apex Capital Group Refunds

The FTC is sending 153,940 payments totaling more than $2.8 million to people who were charged for “free trial” offers for personal care products and dietary supplements, including Authentic Yacon, Original Garcinia, Dermanique, and NeuroXR.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Arete Financial
Antitrust
Open

Arete Financial Refunds

The FTC is sending a second round of payments to people who paid money to Arete Financial Group.

Payout varies
No proof needed
AdvoCare
Antitrust
Open

AdvoCare Refunds

The FTC is returning more than $149 million to AdvoCare distributors who lost money as a result of the AdvoCare pyramid scheme.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Response Marketing
Antitrust
Open

Response Marketing Refunds

The FTC is sending payments to people who paid for a deceptive real estate investment training program from Response Marketing.

Payout varies
No proof needed
BetterHelp logo
BetterHelp
Antitrust
Open

BetterHelp Refunds

The administrator is sending a second round of payments to eligible BetterHelp customers. The administrator first sent payments in June 2024, which resulted in nearly $5.2 million in refunds. Because there is still money in the fund, the administrator is sending payments totaling over $2.6 million to more than 534,000 people who accepted their first payment.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Lifewatch
Antitrust
Open

Lifewatch Refunds

The FTC is sending checks to people who paid for supposedly free in-home medical alert devices. The money comes from a settlement with Lifewatch, Inc.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Arise
Antitrust
Open

Arise Settlement

The FTC is sending 98,254 checks totaling more than $6.7 million to eligible people who worked for gig work company Arise sometime between January 1, 2019 and December 31, 2023.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Nexway
Antitrust
Open

Nexway Refunds

The FTC is sending a second round of payments to people who lost money to a tech support scam that used several business names including Tech Live Connect, Saburi TLC, and Sensei Ventures.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Tire Price-Fixing
Antitrust
Open

Tire Price-Fixing Class Action

CONSUMER LAW GROUP has launched a class action lawsuit against some of the largest tire manufacturers in the world for unlawfully and artificially increasing and fixing the prices of new replacement tires for vehicles (“Tires”) sold in Canada.

Payout varies
No proof needed
BCO Consulting
Antitrust
Open

BCO Consulting Refunds

The FTC is sending 6,269 checks totaling $743,230 to people who paid for student debt relief services from BCO Consulting. The operators used many names including BCO Consulting Services, Students Loan Services, SLA Consulting Services, and Student Loan Advocates.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Coaching Department
Antitrust
Open

Coaching Department Refunds

The FTC is mailing another round of checks to people who lost money to a business coaching scheme that used the names Coaching Department and Apply Knowledge, among others.

Payout varies
No proof needed
Google logo
Google
Antitrust
Open

Google Advertising Investigation

Payout varies
No proof needed

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