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Benefytt Technologies

The FTC sued Benefytt and its third-party partners, and the defendants settled. According to the lawsuit, Benefytt lied about their sham health insurance plans and used deceptive websites to sell products and services that cost as much as hundreds of dollars per month but often left customers unprotected in medical emergencies. The plans were not qualified under the Affordable Care Act and lacked key elements. The lawsuit also alleged that Benefytt tacked on add-ons, like life or accident insurance, and made it hard for customers to cancel. Settlement benefits: payments totaling nearly $100 million to 463,629 people who paid Benefytt. The FTC is sending payments totaling nearly $100 million to 463,629 people who paid Benefytt... If you get a check, please cash it within 90 days.

Total fund

$100M

Estimated payout

payments totaling nearly $100 million to 463,629 people who paid Benefytt

Affected class

463,629 people who paid Benefytt

Administrator

Ftc

Who may qualify

463,629 people who paid Benefytt, a healthcare company that used names like MyBenefitsKeeper and AgileHealthInsurance.

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