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How to claim your share of TikTok’s $92 million class-action lawsuit
Are you ready to claim your share of TikTok’s $92 million class-action lawsuit?

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If you’re a U.S. TikTok user, you’ll be interested to know the company has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit brought against it by the District Court of Illinois. That means you may be entitled to some money.
The lawsuit alleges that
While
Who’s eligible to make a claim?

If you used
Minors can also request their share, but they’ll need to have their parents submit the claim on their behalf.
Finally, you must make your submission before March 1, 2022, to avoid missing out, and
How to apply for a share of TikTok ’s class action

Are you ready to claim your share of
Claim forms request some personal information, which the company will collect legally this time, along with all
You’ll also need to specify a payment method for receiving the funds, with prepaid Mastercard, PayPal, and Venmo options available. If, however, you prefer to receive your lawsuit settlement payouts in a more tangible form, you can opt for a paper check.
Make your claim before it’s too late
Eligible users still have some time to make a claim. However, to avoid missing out, you should seek to get in well before the cutoff date.
On the surface, $92 million looks like a lot of money, but the claim covers the entirety of the U.S., and
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