Quick Answer: If you held an account at My.DeltaDentalCoversMe.com — the Delta Dental coverage portal — at any point between January 23, 2021 and January 23, 2025, you can file a claim in a $12.67 million class action settlement over website tracking. Reported payments run up to about $16.50 per person, the deadline is August 20, 2026, and the only place to file is the official settlement site, WysstaServicesClassAction.com. Filing is free and takes a few minutes.
Expert Context: I’ve been helping people navigate consumer settlements since I launched GetOutOfDebt.org in 2008, and this one carries a detail worth pausing on: the website in question isn’t a shopping app — it’s where people logged in to manage their dental insurance. The lawsuit alleges that advertising and analytics trackers watched people inside a healthcare portal. The settlement is small per person, but the principle is not.
What You Need to Know
The lawsuit — Feeler v. Wyssta Services, Inc., Case No. 2026LA000050, in the Circuit Court of Sangamon County, Illinois — was brought against Wyssta Services, Inc., the company behind the My.DeltaDentalCoversMe.com portal used by Delta Dental plan members. According to the official settlement site, the suit alleges that advertising and analytics tracking technologies, such as cookies and pixels, were installed on the portal without user consent, in violation of the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act and the Illinois Eavesdropping Statute.
Two things to be clear about, because precision matters. First, this is a settlement of allegations — Wyssta Services denies all liability and wrongdoing; nothing has been proven in court. Second, the settlement reporting puts the fund at $12.67 million with individual payments up to about $16.50 — this is a modest-check settlement, not a windfall.
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Do You Qualify?
The class is specific — read this before assuming you’re in or out:
- You held an account at My.DeltaDentalCoversMe.com (the Delta Dental coverage portal) at any time between January 23, 2021 and January 23, 2025.
That’s it — but note what it is not: simply having Delta Dental insurance through your employer doesn’t automatically make you a class member. The class is defined by the online account on that specific portal. If you bought or managed individual dental coverage online, there’s a good chance that’s exactly the site you used.
How to File
File online at WysstaServicesClassAction.com (there’s a Submit Claim button), or mail a paper form to the administrator, Kroll Settlement Administration, postmarked by August 20, 2026. Questions: (833) 930-1183. The final approval hearing is September 9, 2026 — payments come after approval and any appeals.
And my standing warning for every settlement that makes the news: nobody legitimate charges a fee to file this for you, and nobody from the settlement will cold-call you demanding your Social Security number. Official site, five minutes, free — that’s the whole process.
Things to Consider
- Is $16.50 worth it? Here’s my math: it’s a few minutes of your time, and unclaimed settlement money never finds its way back to you. More importantly, claim rates are the language companies understand. Low claim rates tell every defendant that tracking users costs almost nothing.
- The money isn’t instant. Final approval is September 9, 2026; checks follow approval and any appeals.
- This is part of a pattern worth knowing about. Tracking-pixel lawsuits against health-adjacent websites are one of the fastest-growing corners of privacy litigation — the Flo period-tracker settlement ($59.5 million, deadline October 15) and the Lemonade data breach settlement (deadline September 8) are both open right now. If you qualify for one, check the others.
- Your insurer’s website deserves the same skepticism as any app. Health portals increasingly carry the same ad-tech as retail sites. Browsing your own insurance account in a private window and clearing cookies afterward is cheap insurance.
What to Think About Doing
- Check whether you had a My.DeltaDentalCoversMe.com account between January 2021 and January 2025 — search your email for “DeltaDentalCoversMe” registration or billing messages.
- File by August 20, 2026 at the official site.
- Check the other open claim windows — Flo (Oct 15), Lemonade (Sep 8), and Amazon Prime (July 27).
- Do nothing about your coverage. This settlement has nothing to do with your dental benefits — filing a claim doesn’t affect your insurance, and there’s no reason to change plans over it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I eligible for the Delta Dental website tracking settlement?
You’re eligible if you held an account at My.DeltaDentalCoversMe.com at any time between January 23, 2021 and January 23, 2025. Having Delta Dental insurance alone isn’t the trigger — the class is defined by an account on that specific portal.
What’s the deadline to file?
August 20, 2026 — online at WysstaServicesClassAction.com, or postmarked by that date for paper forms. The administrator is Kroll Settlement Administration, (833) 930-1183.
How much will I get?
Settlement reporting puts individual payments at up to about $16.50, from a $12.67 million fund, depending on how many valid claims arrive. Payments follow the September 9, 2026 final approval hearing and any appeals.
What was Wyssta Services accused of?
The suit alleges that advertising and analytics trackers — cookies and pixels — were installed on the Delta Dental coverage portal without user consent, in violation of the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act and the Illinois Eavesdropping Statute. Wyssta Services denies all allegations and liability; a settlement is not a finding of wrongdoing.
Will filing affect my dental insurance?
No. The settlement is about website tracking, not your benefits. Filing a claim has no effect on your coverage.
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