How to Take Advantage of Class Action Rebates

Score free money from companies whose products or services you've purchased.

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By Shannon Quinn Jan. 12, 2021

Do you tend to throw out those notices that you're eligible for a payout in a class-action lawsuit? Maybe you assume they're not worth your time. (Remember those hard-to-redeem Ticketmaster coupons?)

But you can easily find and cash in on more valuable class-action settlements, for products you've purchased.

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Shannon Quinn was formerly a freelance contributor to MoneyWise. Quinn is an entrepreneur and writer from the Philadelphia area.

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