Spirit Airlines Class Action Lawsuit – Get Up To $1,000 For Alleged FACTA Violation

The Class Action

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  • Spirit has denied any wrong doing, but reached a $7,500,0000 settlement in a class action lawsuit that alleged that Spirit had violated Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) by printing more than the last five digits of customers credit & debit cards on point of sale receipts between August 29th, 2012 to  October 28, 2015.

The Fine Print

  • The amount you receive will depend on the number of people that claim this class action lawsuit. They estimate it will be for between $265 and up to a maximum of $1,000
  • Claim must be submitted by June 20th, 2016
  • No proof needs to be submit, but keep in mind that they can and will verify the information you provided was accurated with Spirit & the claims administrator.

Our Verdict

If you were affected by this issue, then submitting a claim seems like the thing to do unless you want to exclude yourself and sue individually. As always, don’t participate in class actions unless you’re actually eligible.

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