Visa, Mastercard Agree to $167.5M Class Action Settlement: Are You Eligible for a Payout?
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Visa, Mastercard agree to $167.5M class action settlement: Are you eligible for a payout?
The lawsuit alleges Visa and Mastercard prevented the independent ATM operators from lowering access fees on withdrawals.
Visa and Mastercard agree to $167.5M class action settlement: Are you owed money?
Visa and Mastercard were accused of preventing independent ATM operators — i.e., business owners who lease or otherwise operate ATMs outside of banking institutions — from lowering the surcharges on their machines.
Visa and Mastercard Paying $167,500,000 To Settle ATM Surcharge Lawsuit – Here’s the Deadline for Submitting a Claim
Visa and Mastercard are paying $167.5 million to settle antitrust claims over non-bank ATM surcharges, with claims open through February 10th of 2027.
Visa and Mastercard paying out $167M in class action settlement — see if you qualify
Visa and Mastercard users can score some major green after the two companies have agreed to settle claims it charged high access fees for cash withdrawals at independent ATMs.
Visa, Mastercard $167.5 million settlement could mean money for ATM users. Who qualifies
Visa and Mastercard ATM cash withdrawals spanning roughly 19 years are part of a class-action lawsuit settlement totaling $167.5 million. The case, known as Burke v. Visa Inc., involves independent ATMs often found in convenience stores, gas stations, grocery stores, hotels, and bars
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