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Got a notice or a text? Check it’s real

A real notice sends you to the settlement’s official website, run by a claims administrator the court approved. Four checks before you click, call or file.

  1. Find the settlement here. Type the company name from your notice. Each settlement page names the official site and the administrator.

  2. Compare the web address. The address on your notice should match the official site on our page for that settlement, letter for letter. If a link goes anywhere else, do not use it. Type the official address yourself.
  3. Never pay to file. Administrators never ask you to pay. Filing is free on the official site. Be careful with any text, call or site that asks you to pay, or asks for a Social Security number or a bank login.
  4. Not on our list? We have not covered that settlement yet. That does not make it fake. Look the case up on the court’s or the administrator’s own site, not through the link in the message.

Report a suspicious notice Tell us what it said and where it pointed.

Administrators we track

Most settlements have their own website, so the address on a notice is often a case name rather than the administrator’s own domain. For each administrator: the official sites on our settlement pages, then the domains its claim sites normally use.

A domain on this list is not proof on its own. The official site on our page for your settlement is the address to match.