Free $1-358 (Yahoo hack settlement)

[simpdog]

https://www.yahoodatabreachsettlement.com/en

If consumers can verify that they already use a credit monitoring service that they'll keep for at least a year, they can submit a claim for $100 instead. The true amount may be more than that -- up to $358 -- but it will likely be less, depending on how many people submit claims.

Who is eligible?

- You had a Yahoo account between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2016
- You received a notice about the data breaches
- You're a resident of the US or Israel

[sonatine]

If you can verify that you already have credit monitoring or identity protection services that you will keep for at least 12 months, you may instead make a claim for a cash payment in an amount of $100, although that amount may be less or more up to $358.80, depending on how many claims are submitted.


lol coooool.

[wrenchjockey]

Reminds me of the time I got a class action settlement from eBay for their listing fees or final value fees or whatever.

Got a check for $0.13

Not even worth taking the time to sign and cash. Definitely not worth the price of a stamp at the time.

The more people you inform about this 'juicy free money' the less you get.

[theSMARTESTLIBERALalive]

Got about $45 when I should have gotten $20 over some RAM class action law suit. Stupid greedy capitalists.

[simpdog]

That’s why I said $1-358

Depends how many freeloaders find out about it

[Walter Sobchak]

Reminds me of the time I got a class action settlement from eBay for their listing fees or final value fees or whatever.

Got a check for $0.13

Not even worth taking the time to sign and cash. Definitely not worth the price of a stamp at the time.

The more people you inform about this 'juicy free money' the less you get.

Like my friend Jerry's checks from the Super Terrific Happy Hour.