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by EpicEng
2369 days ago
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It depends on the settlement agreement, but they don't typically go back to the defendant. In this case, I found one source without looking up the actual agreement https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2019/07/26/what-happe... >Any funds unclaimed after 4-year extension will be distributed in services >Services offered are for identity restoration, credit monitoring And those services are from... Equifax, which I feel is pretty shitty. Like I said, I don't like the settlement itself, but lawyers get a lot of hate for class actions from people who seemingly don't appreciate the risk they take in taking in the case. |
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And who gave them the right to profit massively off the violation of my privacy. I should be able to sue them. This is not justice, this is profiteering off others misfortune.