American drivers to get one-time payment of up to $4,750 from data breach settlement – all they need is a bank statement | 0822E2G | 2024-04-26 17:08:02
DRIVERS can claim a payment worth up to $4,750 if they can show they were affected by a data breach.
Claimants can show their bank statements as proof that they were impacted.
The Nevada dealership Planet Nissan agreed on the settlement, per Top Class Actions.
But the company has not admitted any wrongdoing.
The agreement was linked to a data breach that allegedly happened in 2022.
Details belonging to around 1,000 people were allegedly compromised in a suspected cyberattack.
Americans impacted by fraud can claim up to $4,750 as part of the terms of the settlement.
But they must prove they took appropriate steps to reimburse their losses.
Drivers have until July 1 to take the action, according to the settlement.
Americans can also claim up to $500 for losses such as credit expenses or travel costs.
It means some might be able to pocket up to $5,250.
Drivers don't just have to show their bank statements as proof of purchase.
<!-- End of Brightcove Player --> Invoices, police reports, and credit reports are also acceptable.
Americans have until July 1 to file for a claim.
Planet Nissan has not revealed how much the total settlement pot is worth.
Drivers have been warned not to file a claim if they have not been impacted by the cyberattack.
They could be putting other claimants at risk.
<p class="article__content--intro"> Class action lawsuits offer groups of people, or 'classes,' a way to band together in court. </p> </div> </div> Americans who are unsure they qualify for a payment should read the terms of the settlement before submitting their claim.
A final approval hearing has been slated to take place on July 17.
Meanwhile, The U.S. Sun reported payments of up to $3,500 are up for grabs over a suspected data breach involving the company ACTS Retirement Services.
Americans can also apply for payments from an $85 million settlement involving pharmaceutical companies.
The energy company Talen Energy Corp has agreed on a settlement that could see claimants scoop payments of up to $4,000.
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