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Trader Joe’s Settles Class Action Lawsuit — Who's Eligible?
Eligible customers may receive about $102.45 each if the court approves the settlement and appeals are resolved, the notice said.
- Trader Joe's agreed to a $7.4 million settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit alleging the grocery chain violated privacy laws by printing excessive credit card digits on receipts.
- Plaintiff Brian Keim alleged in 2019 that Trader Joe's violated the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act by printing 10 digits of customer card numbers on receipts between March 5, 2019, and July 19, 2019.
- While Trader Joe's denies any wrongdoing, eligible customers who made purchases during the affected period can claim an estimated payout of about $102, though the final amount depends on claim volume.
- Customers can submit claims online, by phone, or by mail before the June 9, 2026, deadline to receive a share of the fund; doing nothing forfeits the right to sue.
- A federal court hearing scheduled for Aug. 10, 2026, will determine whether to approve the settlement, with payments contingent upon court approval and resolution of any appeals.
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Trader Joe’s to pay out $7.4 million lawsuit: Are you eligible for a payout?
Trader Joe’s is paying out a $7.4 million settlement as part of a class-action lawsuit for customers who made purchases with a credit or debit card in 2019. The lawsuit, Keim v. Trader Joe’s, alleges the company put customer security at risk at some of its stores between March 5, 2019, and July 19, 2019, according to the settlement’s website. The website states printed receipts at some of Trader Joe’s stores showed the first six and the last fou…
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