I was with AT&T for 14 years, since 2012. Filed my claim. Lets see what I get! lol
d4siswidu on
Must be why my bill went up this month.
fuji311 on
And all I had to trade for eligibility was my all my PII including my SSN. Super cool
AchyBrakeyHeart on
How do you fill this form if you don’t have a claim ID?
Binary1138 on
Just a reminder to always check your mail, I got a settlement check from Wells Fargo a few years back for almost $3,000 with no prior contact (as far as I could tell). Easily could’ve thrown that away on accident lol
Separate-Spot-8910 on
More of this, please.
FraggleStickCar9 on
Keep trying to request my member ID but its not getting sent to my email
Left_on_Pause on
T-Mobile next.
blatentpoetry on
It can take months and longer for me to know of any impact. They allowed someone to steal my data, won’t admit guilt, and now I have to prove I was impacted? Screw these guys.
prndls on
If you have a brokerage account with participating broker, you can allow them to share your address information with a centralized settlement claims repository. This ensures that any settlement owed can find its way to your account automatically or the settlement claims administrator has your most recent address for mailing.
Edit: my post wasn’t entirely accurate, apologies. Looks like it’s only offered by 2 firms, according to Claude Sonnet 4.5. Best thing to do is check with your broker to see if the service is offered and if so, what the terms are.
how do i find the settlement notice? i don’t think i got one, but i was definitely a customer during that time. i need that class member id
ViciousCycles19 on
I just switched my company from att to tmobile and reduced our bill from $7800 to $1700.
ATT needs to be hit in the pocket book. They suck at customer service, pricing, and cell service. T mobile out proforma them not in all three.
Juanathon on
I tried it to get mine but I no longer have access to the email I used to sign up. Fuck yahoo. I even filled out that form for them to contact me by other means but no one has responded. So idk what to do
FrontVisible9054 on
Was impacted by that data breach. Everything exposed including ssn. Supposedly the pro rata without showing loss is 5x the pro rata if such info wasn’t exposed. I don’t expect it to amount to much.
Been victim of these data breeches and I usually get less than $20. Att didn’t even notify me. I learned about through monitoring of personal data.
These companies steal and sell our data without consent. In cases where we do consent, we are constant victims of data breaches. They need to do better but I doubt anything meaningful will happen without increased consumer protections, which US government and esp now are loathed to do.
dublozero on
Isn’t straight talk at&t
billdietrich1 on
Numbers don’t add up. $177 million total settlement. First breach involved some 73 million people. Second 110 million people. So average settlement (assuming a person is in both classes) will be about $2.
Other way around: if N people get $7500 each, money will be exhausted at N = 23,600.
throwaway39402 on
“Up to” is doing a lot of work here.
TheMightyFlea69 on
does this apply only to the primary account or every one on my family plan. can they all claim?
2beatenup on
Look at the gimmick…..
Customers need to submit a claims form online or by mail, which needs to be submitted or postmarked on or before December 18, 2025.
…. Well my leaked personal data does not have an expiration date now does it so why this time limit?
DiscombobulatedSun54 on
Can’t submit a claim unless you have a claim ID number.
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Most I ever got from a settlement was $90.00.
I was with AT&T for 14 years, since 2012. Filed my claim. Lets see what I get! lol
Must be why my bill went up this month.
And all I had to trade for eligibility was my all my PII including my SSN. Super cool
How do you fill this form if you don’t have a claim ID?
Just a reminder to always check your mail, I got a settlement check from Wells Fargo a few years back for almost $3,000 with no prior contact (as far as I could tell). Easily could’ve thrown that away on accident lol
More of this, please.
Keep trying to request my member ID but its not getting sent to my email
T-Mobile next.
It can take months and longer for me to know of any impact. They allowed someone to steal my data, won’t admit guilt, and now I have to prove I was impacted? Screw these guys.
If you have a brokerage account with participating broker, you can allow them to share your address information with a centralized settlement claims repository. This ensures that any settlement owed can find its way to your account automatically or the settlement claims administrator has your most recent address for mailing.
Edit: my post wasn’t entirely accurate, apologies. Looks like it’s only offered by 2 firms, according to Claude Sonnet 4.5. Best thing to do is check with your broker to see if the service is offered and if so, what the terms are.
https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/15de3bc0-7fe6-46c6-974c-e4b1294372ac
how do i find the settlement notice? i don’t think i got one, but i was definitely a customer during that time. i need that class member id
I just switched my company from att to tmobile and reduced our bill from $7800 to $1700.
ATT needs to be hit in the pocket book. They suck at customer service, pricing, and cell service. T mobile out proforma them not in all three.
I tried it to get mine but I no longer have access to the email I used to sign up. Fuck yahoo. I even filled out that form for them to contact me by other means but no one has responded. So idk what to do
Was impacted by that data breach. Everything exposed including ssn. Supposedly the pro rata without showing loss is 5x the pro rata if such info wasn’t exposed. I don’t expect it to amount to much.
Been victim of these data breeches and I usually get less than $20. Att didn’t even notify me. I learned about through monitoring of personal data.
These companies steal and sell our data without consent. In cases where we do consent, we are constant victims of data breaches. They need to do better but I doubt anything meaningful will happen without increased consumer protections, which US government and esp now are loathed to do.
Isn’t straight talk at&t
Numbers don’t add up. $177 million total settlement. First breach involved some 73 million people. Second 110 million people. So average settlement (assuming a person is in both classes) will be about $2.
Other way around: if N people get $7500 each, money will be exhausted at N = 23,600.
“Up to” is doing a lot of work here.
does this apply only to the primary account or every one on my family plan. can they all claim?
Look at the gimmick…..
Customers need to submit a claims form online or by mail, which needs to be submitted or postmarked on or before December 18, 2025.
…. Well my leaked personal data does not have an expiration date now does it so why this time limit?
Can’t submit a claim unless you have a claim ID number.