I guess so, although I though you had to fill out paperwork to receive a claim. Also isnt it weird that the check arrived in 2009 when the case was around 10 years ago?
Indeed. I'd send the cheque back and tell them to pay you interest.
I guess so, although I though you had to fill out paperwork to receive a claim. Also isnt it weird that the check arrived in 2009 when the case was around 10 years ago?
Got the check a couple of days ago. Not sure what to think. I first thought it was a scam. But the check looks legit as any other.
And I still don't understand how I got involved.
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It's very common for claims to take that long to materialize. The judicial system isn't known for its expedience. Some take more than 20 years depending how good the lawyers are at bickering.
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I scanned through the PDF's and it looks like a shaddy e-retailer which included a joint venture with Herbel Care Inc and MJD Service Corp got sued for over 33 million dollars by the FTC and the defendents had to reliqunish pretty much...everything including assets of the business and a boat load of information. This includes records of their customers, purchase orders, names, addresses, telephone numbers and so fourth.
Did you remember ordering anything online...10 years ago? The court order also gives the FTC the rights to distribute monetary relief or as they call it "the collector", which means you don't have to file paper work for claims.
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Just checked some mail from a few days ago and got this myself. Only bogus charge that I saw on a credit card was almost 3 years ago, from some kind of e-book. But thing is, I never used that credit card, got a refund back on that charge from the e-trailer after contacting them but they never replied back to say sure thing, they just did it.
I live in Massachusetts and got two of these checks yesterday. Of course, there's no way for me to remember ordering something or being charged for something I didn't order that long ago because I'm a terrible record keeper. The FTC website postings seem to be legitimate, but as mentioned, anything's possible.
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I also just got a check today in Muncie, IN. anyone cash it yet?
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Originally posted by: JonnyOnTheSpot
My gut says this is somehow a scam.
It reveals how much it is worth for a scam artist to get your bank number and (possibly) signature image.
Personally, I will wait until more folks pipe up about this. I'll even contact my local Attorney General office. I agree with this guy: Scam
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I live in Massachusetts and got two of these checks yesterday. Of course, there's no way for me to remember ordering something or being charged for something I didn't order that long ago because I'm a terrible record keeper. The FTC website postings seem to be legitimate, but as mentioned, anything's possible.
Anyone else get a check today for a FTC claim?
