Thread: Cash App users have one last chance to grab their part of a $15 million set
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Default Cash App users have one last chance to grab their part of a $15 million set
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority

  • Block Inc., owner of Cash App, and Cash App Investing agreed to a $15 million settlement earlier this year after being accused of negligence and breaching obligations.
  • If you have been or are a Cash App user, you have one more week to claim a part of the settlement.
  • Those who are eligible can get up to $2,500 for reimbursement.
If you are a current or former user of Cash App, you may want to check your inbox. There’s a good chance you probably received a message at some point saying you’re eligible to claim a part of a $15 million settlement. Those who are eligible need to act fast as there is only about one week left to submit your claim.

Block Inc. — the owner of Cash App — and Cash App Investing agreed to a settlement of $15 million earlier this year. The companies were accused of negligence and breaching obligations both in 2022 and 2023. The first incident involved a former employee accessing account data without permission, while the second involved “an unauthorized user” accessing Cash App accounts using recycled numbers connected to the accounts. Block Inc. and Cash App Investing are also accused of not protecting the accounts after both incidents.




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