Consumer Recalls, Class Actions & News
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Telmate Data Breach Settlement: $4.23 Million for Prison Phone Users and Their Families
September 28, 2026
The Telmate data breach settlement pays a pro rata cash share to everyone who files a valid claim, plus up to $5,000…
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Kindle Class Action: Amazon Accused of Bricking 2007 to 2012 Devices
September 28, 2026News
Samsung Mini LED Lawsuit: M Series TVs Have No Local Dimming
September 28, 2026Baby & Kids
Esjay Busy Board Recall: 276,000 Toddler Toys Pulled Over Choking Hazard
September 28, 2026News
DARCARS to Pay $1.17 Million in Refunds to New York Customers, With More Claims Ahead
September 26, 2026News
Amazon Expands Prime Refunds: Millions More Customers Eligible as Maximum Rises to $200
September 26, 2026Food & Health
Ricky Joy Recalls 2.3 Million Sour Crush Candy Bottles Over Choking Hazard
September 26, 2026Product Recalls
Clorox Recalls 6.3 Million Mistolin and Lestoil Cleaners Over Bacteria Risk
September 26, 2026Consumer & Product
$96.5 Million Generic Drug Settlements Open Claims for Consumers
September 25, 2026Consumer & Product
CVS $20.5 Million Privacy Settlement: Website and App Users Can Claim Up to $10
September 25, 2026Consumer & Product
Dr. Squatch Class Action Settlement: $9 Million Over “Natural” Labeling
September 9, 2026Class Actions
California Bail Bond Settlement: Insurers Agree to Pay About $69 Million Over Alleged Price Fixing
September 9, 2026Consumer & Product
Furniture Mart Data Breach Settlement: $75 With No Proof, or Up to $4,600 With Proof
September 9, 2026Consumer Information You Can Verify
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What is Recall Refunds?
Recall Refunds is a free consumer resource covering product recalls, class action lawsuits, settlements and consumer news. We explain who is affected, what the deadlines are, and what you can claim — in plain English.
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Yes — everything on Recall Refunds is free. There is no paywall and no signup wall on any recall, settlement or news page.
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How do I know if a recall or settlement applies to me?
Each page lists the specific products, models, lot numbers or purchase dates involved, and for settlements the eligibility rules and claim deadline. When anything is unclear, use the official link we provide to confirm before you act.
Do you file claims or pay out settlement money?
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