The FTC has reopened claims for Fortnite settlement refunds: here’s how you can submit one If you didn’t previously submit a refund claim, you now have until July 9th to do so.

The FTC is sending $126 million in refunds to families whose kids were charged for unwanted items in Fortnite — and there’s still time to file a claim.

The Federal Trade Commission has also reopened the process for Fortnite gamers to submit claims through July 9.

Fortnite players could be eligible for refunds as part of a 2023 Epic Games settlement with the FTC. Here's what to know.

The FTC is issuing more than $126M in refunds to Fortnite players who were charged for in-game items they didn't want. Here's how to file a claim.

The federal agency also said it will reopen its claims portal for payments that stem from a record 2022 settlement it reached with Cary’s Epic Games.

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