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T-Mobile No Proof Open Class Action Settlement ($25 - $100)
September 26, 2022 at
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Last Edited by RenegadeDrummer October 1, 2022 at 11:51 AM$25.00
Due to a data breach that affected 80 million T-Mobile customers, you can get $25 with no proof ($100 in California). The deadline to file a claim is January 23, 2023 when the class action is set to expire.
The range is estimated to be from $25 to $25,000 depending on the losses claimed. If you opt for a cash payment you will receive an estimated $25.00. If you reside in California, you will receive an estimated $100.00. Out of pocket losses can be reimbursed for up to $25,000.00.
https://www.t-mobilesettlemen
The range is estimated to be from $25 to $25,000 depending on the losses claimed. If you opt for a cash payment you will receive an estimated $25.00. If you reside in California, you will receive an estimated $100.00. Out of pocket losses can be reimbursed for up to $25,000.00.
https://www.t-mobilesettlemen
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I have 7 T-Mo lines, so it would be nice if I can claim on all of them.
Says the same for me. Keep us updated and I will do the same.
Btw I feel our info is worth more than $25-$100?
I have 7 T-Mo lines, so it would be nice if I can claim on all of them.
On the claim form there is a way to add multiple numbers.
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Same happened to me but I hit submit a second time afterwards and received the claim number instantly to my email.
If anyone got the claim Id, can you tell me the subject of the email so I can keep an eye on it, Thanks in advance
Btw I feel our info is worth more than $25-$100?
Edit: Preempting the question, it is clear this leak was from a very old data set (2002-2004 era). Been with TMobile since they purchased VoiceStream in 2001, I think. And I never signed an arbitration clause way back then. So the instant I find some funny business on my CRs I am lawyering up.
Edit: Preempting the question, it is clear this leak was from a very old data set (2002-2004) era. Been with TMobile since they purchased VoiceStream in 2001, I think. And I never signed an arbitration clause way back then. So the instant I find some funny business on my CRs I am lawyering up.
Agreed.
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Edit: Preempting the question, it is clear this leak was from a very old data set (2002-2004) era. Been with TMobile since they purchased VoiceStream in 2001, I think. And I never signed an arbitration clause way back then. So the instant I find some funny business on my CRs I am lawyering up.
I already have Identity Theft monitoring for life (thanks Department of Defense /s), so $25 is $25