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T-Mobile Refunds

Filed against T-Mobile

Estimated Payout
$180
$90$450
Claim Deadline
TBD
Proof Required
No
Country
United States

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About This Settlement

Competition Matters How Loyalty Discounts Between Firms Harm Competition When There Are Network Effects: FTC v. Surescripts Matthew Chesnes (DAD, BE Antitrust I) and Ted Rosenbaum (Acting BE Director) February 13, 2026 Competition Matters How Loyalty Discounts Between Firms Harm Competition When There Are Network Effects: FTC v. Surescripts Matthew Chesnes (DAD, BE Antitrust I) and Ted Rosenbaum (Acting BE Director) February 13, 2026 Technology Blog The FTC Is on the Front Lines of Tech Innovation & Regulation Stephanie T. Nguyen, Chief Technologist January 17, 2025 Technology Blog The FTC Is on the Front Lines of Tech Innovation & Regulation Stephanie T. Nguyen, Chief Technologist January 17, 2025 Press Release FTC to Require Cox Media Group, Two Other Firms to Pay Nearly $1 Million to Settle Charges They Deceived Customers About “Active Listening” AI-Powered Marketing Service May 21, 2026 Press Release FTC to Require Cox Media Group, Two Other Firms to Pay Nearly $1 Million to Settle Charges They Deceived Customers About “Active Listening” AI-Powered Marketing Service May 21, 2026 Jun17 Oral Argument Before the Commission: Caremark Rx/Zinc Health Services, et al (Insulin) Wednesday, June 17, 2026 | 2:00PM Jun17 Oral Argument Before the Commission: Caremark Rx/Zinc Health Services, et al (Insulin) Wednesday, June 17, 2026 | 2:00PM figure:has(article.align-right):has(figcaption) .align-right.media--type-image { float: right; } .block ~ .block.block-system-main-block { margin-top: 0; } February 2025 FTC sends Zelle payments to eligible T-Mobile customers 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.According to the FTC, T-Mobile allowed other companies to add charges—typically $9.99 per month—to its customers’ phone bills without their consent. To settle the lawsuit, T-Mobile agreed to pay at least $90 million

How to File Your Claim

  1. 1
    Verify your eligibility

    Review the settlement details above to confirm you meet the criteria.

  2. 2
    Visit the official claim form

    Always file through the official settlement administrator website.

  3. 3
    Submit before the deadline

    Check the official site for deadline information.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can I get from the T-Mobile settlement?

The estimated payout is $180, ranging from $90 to $450. Actual amounts depend on the number of valid claims filed.

What is the deadline to file a claim?

The claim deadline has not been announced yet. We recommend tracking this settlement to get notified when it opens.

Do I need proof to file a claim?

No proof of purchase is required for this settlement. You can file a claim without documentation.

How do I file my claim?

Visit the official settlement administrator website to submit your claim. Always verify you are on the correct site before entering personal information.

Who is eligible for this settlement?

This settlement is available to eligible consumers in the United States. Check the official settlement notice for detailed eligibility criteria.

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