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Fortnite Settlement
Home›Fortnite Settlement›Here’s How You Can Claim Your Piece of the $245 Million Fortnite Settlement

Here’s How You Can Claim Your Piece of the $245 Million Fortnite Settlement

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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If you’re one of the many people who played Fortnite between 2017 and 2021, you could be eligible for a payout as part of a recent $245 million settlement agreement. The settlement comes after a class-action lawsuit was filed against Epic Games, alleging that the company engaged in unfair and deceptive practices by manipulating young players into making unintentional in-game purchases.

The case settled without Epic Games admitting any wrongdoing, but as part of the agreement, they’ve pledged to change some of their in-game purchase systems and set aside millions for impacted players. Here’s what you need to know to claim your share.

Check Your Eligibility

To be eligible for compensation, you must have played Fortnite’s Save the World or Battle Royale game modes between July 1, 2017, and February 25, 2021. Specifically, you must have either:

– Made an in-game purchase and submit a claim form attesting that you believe you were harmed by Epic Games’ practices.

– Made an accidental purchase without parental consent if you were a minor at the time of purchase.

Follow the Settlement Website Instructions

Epic Games and the class-action attorneys have set up a website dedicated to handling claims. Visit this website for instructions on how to file your claim. You’ll need to provide proof of your in-game purchases, so have any receipts or bank statements ready that show transactions with Epic Games.

File Before the Deadline

There is typically a deadline by which all claims must be submitted. Make sure to check the website for the final filing date and submit all necessary documentation before then.

Understand What You’re Entitled To

The benefits for which you are eligible will depend on how much you spent and the specifics of your claim. Some players might receive a cash payment while others might get virtual currency (V-Bucks) credited to their Fortnite accounts.

Wait for Processing

Once your claim is filed, there is usually a waiting period while claims are processed. This can take several months or more, during which time the settlement administrators will review claims and determine each claimant’s payout.

Receive Your Compensation

After your claim has been approved and processed, compensation will be distributed according to the terms of the settlement agreement. Keep an eye out for communications from the settlement administrator about when and how you will receive your payout.

Keep in mind that settlements of this magnitude have a lot of moving parts, so staying informed through each step of the process is crucial. Be sure to read all correspondence from the settlement administrator thoroughly and provide any additional documentation if requested.

With everyone looking to get their fair share of this massive settlement, it’s important to act swiftly and follow these steps carefully. If you believe you’re entitled to compensation from the Fortnite settlement, don’t delay in staking your claim.

Please remember that this article provides general information only and does not constitute legal advice. If you need legal assistance regarding this settlement or other issues related to it, consider consulting with an attorney.

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