Class Action

If you purchased certain Post Cereal products between August 29, 2012 and November 2, 2020, then you may qualify for the Post Cereal Class Action Settlement. This lawsuit claims that Post Foods violated certain laws in labeling certain breakfast cereals with claims that made the products seem healthy, but Plaintiffs allege they were in fact unhealthy due to their added sugar content.

The lawsuit contends that Post Foods, LLC (“Post”) made certain statements on the labels of various sizes and varieties of cereals (the “Post Cereals”) that are misleading because the statements suggested the cereals are healthy, when Plaintiffs allege they are unhealthy because of their added sugar. Post maintains that the statements on its cereals are true and that the Post Cereals are nutrient-dense, healthy foods. The Court has not determined whether Plaintiffs or Post are correct.

Based on the estimated number of claims that will be made, the estimated average payment is approximately $14.28.

Here's a full list of qualifying products, which include:

• Alpha-Bits
• Bran Flakes
• Great Grains
• Golden Crisp
• Honey Bunches of Oats
• Honey Bunches of Oats Granola
• Honeycomb
• Raisin Bran
• Selects
• Shredded Wheat
• Waffle Crisp

You have until May 19, 2021 to submit a claim form online.

I need to point out I'm not a lawyer 💼. That said, DO NOT LIE ON THESE! You are using your signature under penalty of perjury. That means you don't want to lie! However, if you actually bought some of these items, feel free swearing to it and file a claim to get your rebate check!

Whenever I post one of these class action settlements, I always feel like Cellino & Barnes … I mean, Galino & Farnes.

If you purchased Keurig K-Cups over the past decade, then you may qualify for the Keurig K-Cup Class Action Settlement. This lawsuit has been pending since 2014. It claims that Keurig monopolized and excluded competition in order to raise, fix, maintain, or stabilize the prices of Keurig K-Cup Portion Packs at artificially high levels in violation of the Sherman Act.

Keurig has agreed to pay $31,000,000 to settle this lawsuit. The exact amount of your settlement will depend on how many people file a claim. The dates covered in this settlement are as follows:

• Between September 7, 2010, and August 14, 2020, in all states except Mississippi and Rhode Island
• Between March 24, 2011 and August 14, 2020 in Mississippi
• Between July 15, 2013, and August 14, 2020 in Rhode Island

You will need proof or purchase. However, if you bought any Keurig K-Cup products from Amazon over this period, you can easily access your proof of purchase! The process is the same for any online retailer where you purchased Keurig K-Cup products.

Load Amazon, then go to My Orders and search for Keurig. You'll see a list of Keurig orders dating back to 2010, if you have any that old.

Now, click “invoice” to load that order then press CTRL + P to print the page. However, from here you can save the invoice as a .pdf instead of printing it!

These .pdf files are the proof of purchase you'll submit for this class action.

The deadline to file a claim is July 15, 2021.

I need to point out I'm not a lawyer 💼. That said, DO NOT LIE ON THESE! You are using your signature under penalty of perjury. That means you don't want to lie! However, if you actually bought some of these items, feel free swearing to it and file a claim to get your rebate check!

Whenever I post one of these class action settlements, I always feel like Cellino & Barnes … I mean, Galino & Farnes.

If you purchased any of the Prevagen items listed below between January 1, 2007 and July 21, 2020, then you may qualify for the Prevagen Class Action Settlement.

• Prevagen Regular Strength 30 Count
• Prevagen Regular Strength Chewables
• Prevagen Regular Strength 60 Count
• Prevagen Extra Strength 30 Count
• Prevagen Extra Strength Chewables
• Prevagen Extra Strength 60 Count
• Prevagen Professional Strength

Depending on how the settlement goes, you may receive a cash refund up to $12 per individual claimant, without any receipts needed. If you have proof of purchase, then you may receive up to $70 per individual claimant.

I posted a Prevagen Chewable freebies in this window and I think it came with coupons to buy more. If any Hiffers used the accompanying coupons, be sure to file a claim!

The deadline to file a claim is October 26, 2020.

This lawsuit was started because plaintiffs alleged that Quincy Bioscience, LLC advertised benefits of Prevagen relating to memory improvement that were false and misleading. Plaintiffs maintain that Defendant’s actions constitute violations of Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act, Fla. Stat. §§ 501.201-501.2101, as well as other laws.

I need to point out I'm not a lawyer 💼. That said, DO NOT LIE ON THESE! You are using your signature under penalty of perjury. That means you don't want to lie! However, if you actually bought some of these items, feel free swearing to it and file a claim to get your rebate check!

You may qualify for a class action settlement if you purchased Mike and Ike and/or Hot Tamales candy, in any flavor or variety, between February 3, 2013 and July 23, 2020. You may receive a cash payment, if you have proof of purchase. Without proof, you may qualify for up to 8 boxes of free candy.

You have until November 10, 2020 to submit a claim either online or via mail.

I need to point out I'm not a lawyer 💼. That said, DO NOT LIE ON THESE! You are using your signature under penalty of perjury. That means you don't want to lie! However, if you actually bought some of these items, feel free swearing to it and file a claim to get your rebate check!

Raise your hand if you've received a 5000% increase in spam calls lately! 🙋‍♂️ I seem to get at least one call a day and more like 5 calls on bad days. Well, there's a new cruise line spam calls class action settlement where you can check if your home or cell numbers were called by RMG Inc. from July 2009 to March 2014. If so, you're eligible for a class action check of $300 per call, up to $900!

If you received a pre-recorded call from a travel agency called Resort Marketing Group, Inc. offering a free cruise with Carnival, Royal Caribbean or Norwegian Cruise Lines on your residential or cellular telephone line, during the period between July of 2009 and March of 2014, you may be a Settlement Class Member. Please enter the phone number you would like to check for eligibility in the box below. If your number is included in the settlement you will then be directed as to how to file a claim.

Check if Your Number is Listed

1. Go to this site.
2. Select the 3rd option.
3. Enter your phone number with the area code.

If your number is found, you'll need to send in your claim form no later than November 3, 2017.

I'm not gonna lie, I almost didn't post this on HIF. None of my own phone numbers, nor any of my family's, appeared on the list despite all of us getting multiple types of calls like these per week. However, two of my friends both found their numbers on the list while a third friend found his dad's number on the list.

So heck, enter all your friend's and family's numbers! Who knows, you might be able to tell somebody close to you that they're about to get $900. It felt amazing being the bearer of great news to some of my friends today.

And who knows, if they're really good friends, they might send ya a $50 thank you for giving them a heads up 😀

EDIT: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that you could tell whether you'd receive $300, $600, or $900. I was wrong on that, all you can tell is if your number is on the list. If it is, you'll find out after you file a claim how much money you'll get.

I'd like to point out that while I'm no lawyer 💼, I do know that by submitting one of these claims, you ARE using your signature under penalty of perjury. That means you don't want to lie! However, if you actually bought some of these items, feel free swearing to it and file a claim to get your rebate check!