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A firm that specializes in allowing people to compare insurance quotes is preparing to hand $19 million to Americans in a new settlement.
QuoteWizard is accused of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) by sending text message solicitations to people on the National Do Not Call Registry.
According to the settlement, QuoteWizard is preparing to pay the $19 million without admitting guilt, and the deadline for people to exclude and object to their share is August 5th.
The case was filed by lead plaintiff Joseph Mantha back in 2019, and the final settlement approval hearing is set for September 29th.
No claim form is required for payments, and class members will automatically be paid as long as they don’t exclude themselves.
Class members are expected to receive a minimum of $76 per person, and a dedicated website and toll-free number will be launched with additional details.
