FleetCor’s $100 Million Fuel Card Settlement Is Real — But Nobody Has to File a Claim Yet
FleetCor — now Corpay — will pay $100M after a court found it charged hidden fuel card fees. Here’s what the FTC’s order says about getting paid.
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The Hopper Travel App Owes Refunds After a $35M FTC Settlement — What to Do (and What Not to Do Yet)
The FTC says Hopper charged hidden fees and misled users. Money is coming back — but there’s a reason you shouldn’t rush to file a claim.
The Gametime $2.74M Settlement: You Don’t Need to File Anything (and Nobody Should Charge You to Claim It)
Bought Gametime tickets in California? The $2.74M hidden-fees settlement pays an automatic credit voucher, not cash. No claim form needed. Here is what to really expect.
AT&T Just Added a Fee to Every Prepaid Plan — Here’s How to Cut Your Phone Bill in Half Before June 22 (May 2026)
AT&T listed a $2.63 prepaid fee from June 22, 2026, then took it off its fee schedule by October 4. What I know, and how to cut your phone bill in half.
Using a Credit Card on Venmo? You May Be Paying a Cash Advance Fee Without Knowing It
Using a credit card to send money on Venmo triggers a cash advance at most major banks — stacking Venmo’s 3% fee on top of your bank’s cash advance fee and immediate interest at up to 29% APR. Here’s which banks do it, which don’t, and how to avoid it.
Cleo AI Complaints: What the FTC Records Show
Quick Answer: The FTC hit Cleo AI with a $17 million judgment for deceptive marketing practices, including secretly enrolling users in $14.99/month subscriptions and delivering only $20-$70 instead of the promised $250 cash advances. The settlement includes $10 million for consumer refunds after charges of hidden fees and illegal subscription traps.Imagine this: You’re short on …
