Credit One robocall Settlement: Millions Eligible for Payments – here’s How too Claim
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WASHINGTON D.C. – Individuals repeatedly bombarded with unwanted robocalls from Credit One Bank may be eligible for a settlement payout, perhaps ranging from $100 to $1,000, depending on the volume of claims and supporting documentation. A proposed settlement has been reached in a class-action lawsuit alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This action offers recourse for consumers frustrated by intrusive and illegal robocalling practices.
the settlement aims to compensate those who received these calls,even if they didn’t have an existing account with Credit One.Millions of consumers are believed to be affected, and the total settlement fund will be distributed based on the number of valid claims filed, the severity and frequency of the robocalls received, and net funds available after legal costs and governance.
Who Qualifies for a Payment?
Anyone who received robocalls from or on behalf of credit One Bank to their cellular telephone without prior express consent between May 27, 2018, and November 21, 2023, may be eligible to file a claim. This includes individuals who may or may not have been existing Credit One customers.
How to File a Claim
Once the official settlement website launches, claimants will have two options for submitting their data:
Online Filing:
* Obtain your Claim ID or class member number (this will be mailed or emailed to you).
* Visit the settlement website and complete the claim form with accurate details.
* Upload or attach any supporting documents,such as call logs,if requested.
* Review and submit the claim.
Offline Filing:
* Print or request a claim form.
* Complete the form thoroughly and mail it to the settlement administrator’s postal address (details will be provided in the official notice).
Expected Payout Timeline
Key dates to be aware of:
* Final Approval Hearing: Anticipated between November and December 2025.
* Claim Filing Deadline: To be announced upon the launch of the official settlement website.
* Estimated Payout Date: If the settlement receives court approval, payments are expected to be distributed by mid-2026.
It’s critically important to note that the amount each claimant receives will vary. Documentation of the robocalls may increase payout amounts, but whether proof is required is yet to be confirmed. The settlement administrator will provide further instructions regarding documentation when the official website goes live.
