keller postman

syaoran wrote:

Got something similar on a government owned Verizon number today.  These are definitely scams!

 

I'm glad I looked further. I received that same text yesterday. Decided to call T-Mobile today and the representative said she didn't know anything about it and that I can disregard the message. Others in another thread said it's legitimate, however, I'll heed the representative's guidance on this one. 

Fede_hohner12 wrote:

I legit did it right now. Hopefully its not a scam. It just asks for a signature and number for zelle. They did have my info adress ect. So. It cant be. Not legit 

It's definitely a scam. No class action suit will ask for bank info. Asking for Zelle info is the same thing. They will mail you a check if it's legit. Please monitor your bank account that is connected to your Zelle. 

JMiracles wrote:

syaoran wrote:

Got something similar on a government owned Verizon number today.  These are definitely scams!

 

I'm glad I looked further. I received that same text yesterday. Decided to call T-Mobile today and the representative said she didn't know anything about it and that I can disregard the message. Others in another thread said it's legitimate, however, I'll heed the representative's guidance on this one. 

representatives do not know anything more than the script that is provided to them.

search for news articles. CNET has one with links to the claim forms.

I agree I wouldn’t trust the text messages being sent, but link matches what is in the CNET article.

https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/how-to-claim-your-share-of-t-mobiles-350-million-data-breach-settlement/

syaoran wrote:

chrisi359 wrote:

JMiracles wrote:

syaoran wrote:

Got something similar on a government owned Verizon number today.  These are definitely scams!

 

I'm glad I looked further. I received that same text yesterday. Decided to call T-Mobile today and the representative said she didn't know anything about it and that I can disregard the message. Others in another thread said it's legitimate, however, I'll heed the representative's guidance on this one. 

representatives do not know anything more than the script that is provided to them.

 

search for news articles. CNET has one with links to the claim forms.

I agree I wouldn’t trust the text messages being sent, but link matches what is in the CNET article.

https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/how-to-claim-your-share-of-t-mobiles-350-million-data-breach-settlement/

It might match up with what a CNET article mentions, but the government number was issued by Verizon and always been a Verizon number.  At least here, it's either Verizon or AT&T for duty phones.  Nothing from T-Mobile.  There is a lot of spam that comes in on that number also that we don't get on our T-Mobile phones.  

agreed. I told my mom to not use the ID or the link that came in on the text she received. Go to the site directly and request a new ID if she chooses to file a claim. Can only think the Verizon number was a mistake by the firm handling the class action filing. Data integrity and personal data security are just demonstrably low priorities.

As many point out the amount getting paid in no way matches the real value of the personal data.

I remember getting the email to become part of the class action case and filling it out. Then got a text yesterday stating my portion was $105 with a link to a Docusign. I haven't filled out anything on the Docusing because I'm not 100%sure if it's really from Keller Postman 

Izza wrote:

I received an email from Keller Postman with a link to a DocuSign document re: settlement for data breach. I can't tell if it's legit or fishing. Does not ask for any person info but I am still wary.

What is the actual email address the email was sent from?? That's all you need to know. Then go see if it matches the real website's email address.

Has anyone been able to get a resolution if this is legit and actually received payment?

This seems to be a fraud. The correct legal team representing the breach is Kroll. The phone number is 1-833-512-2314.

It's $25 but if you're a resident of California it's a $100 settlement. If your account was breached you can get $25,000.

https://www.kiplinger.com/personal-finance/t-mobile-data-breach-you-could-claim-up-to-dollar25k-but-youll-need-to-do-it-soon

https://www.t-mobilesettlement.com/

So this morning I received a text that Kellerman had deposited $165 into my bank account.  I checked my statement and can confirm it was paid.