Surprise Check from Credit Card Fee Litigation (Foreign Transactions) - YMMV

thanks OP. TU & rep'd.got $18.
related settlement ~50 million $.It says, already agreed "in principle" & awaiting court order.
if you sent a claim for the first,you are also included for this.It says no need to do any new claim filing.
if changed your address-
https://www.ccfsettlement.com/contact/
change of address- choose in subject in contact us form.

thanks
kmrn123

(Foreign )currency conversion fee settlement- http://www.ccfsettlement.com/faqs/amex/#idQ17

ross vs american express
• What do I need to do to ask for a Ross v. American Express settlement claim payment?(top)
You are not required to do anything at this time to be eligible to receive a Ross v. American Express settlement claim payment provided you are a member of the FX Damages Class. To learn whether you are a member of the FX Damages Class, please click here.

Important: Please retain all records you possess demonstrating that you are a member of the FX Damages Class and all records showing that you paid fees for using your credit or charge card to purchase goods and/or services priced in foreign currencies or from merchants in foreign countries.

http://www.ccfsettlement.com/faqs/amex/#idQ99

Who is affected by this settlement?(top)
On January 22, 2010, the Court entered an Order and Memorandum certifying an FX Damages Class in Ross v. American Express. Only members of the FX Damages Class may participate in the proposed Ross v. American Express settlement.

You are a member of the FX Damages Class if:
o You used a Visa, MasterCard and/or a Diners Club credit or charge card between July 22, 2000 and November 8, 2006, and were assessed a fee or surcharge for using your card to purchase goods and/or services priced in foreign currencies or in foreign countries, and
o The card you used was issued by one of the following banks: Bank of America, Bank One/First USA, Chase, Citibank, Diners Club, HSBC/Household, MBNA or Washington Mutual/Providian, and
o You submitted a claim as part of the settlement in In re Currency Conversion Fee Antitrust Litig. ("CCF I"), and your claim was not rejected by the Settlement Administrator.
If the claim you submitted in CCF I was rejected because you missed the claim submission deadline in that settlement, you may still be a member of the FX Damages Class in the Ross v. American Express lawsuit, provided you submitted your CCF I claim no later than October 31, 2011 and the Settlement Administrator determines that the claim is valid.

Important: Please retain all records you possess demonstrating that you are a member of the FX Damages Class and all records showing that you paid fees for using your credit or charge card to purchase goods and/or services priced in foreign currencies or from merchants in foreign countries

• What are my options?(top)
You may choose to remain a member of the FX Damages Class or you may request to be excluded from membership in the FX Damages Class. If you remain a member of the FX Damages Class, you also have the option to object to the settlement.

If you wish to remain a member of the FX Damages Class: If you wish to remain a member of the FX Damages Class you are not required to take any further action. In the event that the settlement is approved and judgment is entered in this lawsuit, you will be able to participate in the distribution of the net settlement proceeds and you will be bound by any judgment entered in this lawsuit.

https://www.ccfsettlement.com/contact/
change of address- choose in subject

thanks
kmrn123



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