There's a new Honest Company class action settlement for anybody who purchased qualifying products between 1/17/12 and 7/10/17. If you qualify, you may be able to receive $2.50 per item, up to 10 items total, without any proof of purchase. However, there is no max item limit if you have proof of purchase!

The qualifying items list is crazy long. The deadline to submit claims is 10/23/17 and can be done either online or via snail mail.

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!

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!

A settlement in the class action lawsuit against Ticketmaster has been reached and you might have free tickets! If you purchased tickets from Ticketmaster between Oct. 21, 1999 and Feb. 27, 2013, then you'll want to check your account's vouchers section and look for any free ticket voucers or discount codes.

The free tickets are only valid for select events and they're definitely not the main headliners you might be hoping to see. However, the vouchers are valid for a few years, so you have plenty of time to find an event that looks interesting to you. Oh, hey, Nickleback is an option!

*quickly scrolls away and looks for something better*

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!

There's a new Aveeno Active Naturals class action settlement that's been reached. If you purchased select Aveeno Active Naturals products between May 7, 2016 to June 13, 2017, you may be eligible to obtain $2.50 for each purchase of a covered product for up to twenty (20) covered products without proof of purchase and unlimited covered products with proof of purchase.

A complete list of covered Aveeno Active Naturals products can be found here.

All claims must be submitted by February 4th, 2018 and you can do so either on their website or via snail mail.

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!

There's a new class action settlement that many Hiffers may qualify for, especially since I've frequently posted their freebies and coupons. If you purchased select Seventh Generation items from 11/14/10 through 10/14/16 (that's six years!), you may be eligible for a refund in the form of a check.

“A proposed nationwide Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit involving certain SVG Products. The Settlement resolves litigation over whether the Defendant allegedly violated state and federal laws regarding the labeling, marketing, and advertising of certain SVG Products.”

What is this lawsuit about?
The lawsuit alleges that the Defendant violated certain laws in labeling, marketing, and advertising of certain SVG Products. The Defendant denies any and all wrongdoing of any kind whatsoever, and denies any liability to Plaintiffs and to the Settlement Class.

In other words, people sued Seventh Generation over their claims of non-natural ingredients and chemicals. SVG admitted no wrongdoing and a settlement was reached.

Thus if you've purchased any of the listed items in the six year timeframe, you can submit a claim under penalty of perjury. Claims both with and without proof of purchase will be accepted, but all claims must be completed by 3/30/17.

The full list of qualifying products is quite extensive, so make sure to look it over if you've purchased Seventh Generation items before.

According to the terms of a new TRESemme Natural class action settlement, you may qualify for a $50 check without proof of purchase if you purchased select amounts of the following TRESemme Naturals products.

• Nourishing Moisture Shampoo
• Nourishing Moisture Conditioner
• Radiant Volume Shampoo
• Radiant Volume Conditioner
• Vibrantly Smooth Shampoo
• Vibrantly Smooth Conditioner

You can claim up to 10 items at a settlement value of $5 each, without receipts or proof of purchase. However if you happen to have receipts for more than 10 past purchases, you may submit claims for your extra TRESemme Naturals products.

All claims must be submitted by October 24th, 2016 and you can do so either on their website or via snail mail.

I would like to point out that while I'm no lawyer 💼, by submitting one of these claims, you ARE using your signature under penalty of perjury. That means don't lie! However if you actually bought some of these items, even up to 10 of them, file a claim and get your rebate check!

If you purchased any Kashi All Natural Products (full list in comments below) between May 3, 2008 and September 4, 2015 then you're entitled to a full reimbursement with proof of purchase thanks to the Kashi Class Action Settlement. If you don't have proof of purchase, don't worry, you're not insane for throwing away granola receipts. You can still fill a claim which may qualify you for a check up to $27.50.

According to the site, this all arose from Kashi allegedly using the phrases “All Natural, “100% Natural, ” and “Nothing Artificial” a little too liberally. Kashi says they did no wrong and I say I don't care either way. You can submit a claim online or via snail mail by January 16, 2016. Not valid in CA for some reason.