If you’ve been a Chick-fil-A customer and ordered food through their website, the popular restaurant chain may owe you money.
Residents of New York, New Jersey and three other states are eligible to receive compensation as part of a settlement from Chick-fil-A following a lawsuit for allegedly advertising free or low-cost delivery ($2.99 or $3.99) on its mobile app. and website that actually had “hidden” charges.
Although the company denies any wrongdoing, it has agreed to pay $4.4 million in the settlement.
This would be a payment of $29.25 per person. However, the money could be reduced depending on the number of people who apply for the agreement.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
Residents of California, Florida, Georgia, New York and New Jersey who placed orders on the Chick-fil-A app or website between November 1, 2019 and April 30, 2021 can claim the money.
Eligible customers should have received an email from the settlement administrator, according to the claim page.
People will receive the money in cash or in the form of gift cards.
WHEN SHOULD YOU MAKE YOUR CLAIM?
If you want to claim your money, the most important thing to remember is that you can’t leave it to the last minute.
The deadline to do so is February 15.
HOW CAN YOU MAKE YOUR CLAIM?
If you are one of the clients benefiting from the lawsuit, the ideal is that you find the email of the administrator of the agreement that contains your Unique ID.
You will need this number to be able to fill out your claim form. You can do it online here.
But if you don’t get the email, don’t worry. You can contact the person to receive it again through info@DeliveryOrderSettlement.com or phone number 1-877-764-4957.
You can also send a letter by postal mail to Mayheu v. Chick-fil-A Inc., Class Action Settlement Administrator, PO Box 2237, Portland, OR 97208-2237.
2024-01-31 21:27:37
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