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Business

Verizon Customers Could Split $100 Million Settlement

Verizon Mobile Customers Could Split $100 Million Settlement. Here’s How.

By Janet H. Cho

Verizon mobile phone customers could share a proposed $100 million class action settlement over monthly fees that people suing the communications company claim were unfairly charged and improperly disclosed. But those who want to claim their share of that money need to act by April 15.

Verizon customers may have the opportunity to benefit from a $100 million settlement following a class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that the telecommunications company unfairly charged and inadequately disclosed monthly fees. The proposed settlement aims to compensate affected customers, but it is important for eligible individuals to take action before the April 15 deadline to claim their share of the settlement.

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