SettleCheck: Claim Settlements

There is a piece of mail you never read. A postcard. Small type. A law firm you have never heard of, writing about a company you may have stopped using years ago. It said money had been set aside. It said you might be owed some of it. It looked exactly like junk mail. So it went where junk mail goes. Every year, companies settle lawsuits over things they got wrong. Data breaches. Hidden fees. Products that did not do what the box said. Billions of dollars are set aside for the customers affected. Ordinary people. People like you. Then comes the hard part. Telling you. The notice goes to an address you left. An inbox you stopped checking. The legal pages of a newspaper. The Federal Trade Commission studied how well this works. In 2019 it found the median claims rate was nine percent. Fewer than one in ten people who could file ever do. Not because they said no. Because nobody told them. SettleCheck tells you. Open it. Answer nine questions about brands you already use. About sixty seconds. SettleCheck gives you an estimate of what may have passed you by. Then it shows you what is open right now. More than 200 U.S. class-action settlements, refunds and credits, refreshed every day from public settlement notices. For each one, four plain answers. Whether you are likely eligible. What proof you need, if any. When it closes. Where the official claim site is. That last one is a link. You tap it. You file there, directly, with the settlement administrator. SettleCheck never files for you. It never touches your money. It never negotiates on your behalf. It is not a middleman. It is the notice that finally reached you. Nothing to connect. No email scanning. No bank linking. Sign in with Apple and you are in. Save the settlements that matter to you. Start a claim and SettleCheck keeps the deadline in view, so what you missed once is not missed twice. Some things to know. An estimate is an estimate. Every settlement has its own rules, and only the settlement administrator decides who is paid and how much. Some settlements are open to everyone; others are limited to certain states, dates or purchases. SettleCheck is not a law firm, does not give legal advice, and is not affiliated with any settlement administrator or with any company named in the app. Companies settled. Money was set aside. The only thing that failed was the telling. Consider yourself told. SUBSCRIPTION SettleCheck requires a subscription after the short introduction. Choose $39.99 per year or $14.99 per month. There is no free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for the renewal within 24 hours before the current period ends, at the price of the plan you chose. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings at any time after purchase. Terms of Use: https://settlecheck.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://settlecheck.app/privacy Support: https://settlecheck.app/support