Comcast settlement deadline approaches. Are you owed money?

The Arizona Republic
A class action settlement against Comcast for a 2023 data breach is accepting claims until Sept. 14, with payments of up to $10,000 available.

Summary

A class action lawsuit settlement against Comcast is currently accepting claims from U.S. customers affected by a 2023 data breach. The lawsuit alleges that Comcast failed to protect personal information, leading to the exposure of data for millions of Xfinity customers. The company has denied any wrongdoing. Eligible individuals can file claims online at comcastbreachsettlement.com or by mail. Claimants may receive up to $10,000 for documented out-of-pocket expenses or lost time, or a fixed cash payment of $50 if they do not wish to prove specific losses. The deadline to submit claims is Sept. 14, with payments expected to be issued after a final approval hearing on Aug. 5.

(Source:The Arizona Republic)

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