Wed 29 Jul 2009

If you bought Cold MD, a legal settlement could pay you up to $10 per bottle you purchased.

 The lawsuit claims that Defendant made misleading or false statements about Cold MD. Defendant denies any wrongdoing or illegal conduct but has agreed to settle the case. The Settlement includes only the Cold MD dietary supplement which was packaged as "Cold MD" andhad the words, "Dietary Supplement" printed on the lower right corner of the fron of the box it was sold in.

To get more information about the case visit www.ColdMDSettlement.com. Disclaimer - the image does not represent the actual product in the Settlement.

Fri 05 Jun 2009

If you purchased any Fuze beverage for personal consumption, and not for resale, in the United States between July 16, 2004 and April 6, 2009, or in New Jersey between July 16, 2002 and July 15, 2004, a class action settlement pending in the Los Angeles County Superior Court could affect your rights. In addition, if you purchased Fuze Slenderize beverage for personal consumption during these time periods you may qualify to receive a portion of the $4.5 million common fund.

The lawsuit being settled claims that Fuze’s marketing, advertising and labeling of its Slenderize, Vitalize, Refresh and Tea beverages misled consumers regarding ingredients contained in the beverages, as well as their potential functional benefits. The lawsuit further alleges that Fuze misled consumers of its Slenderize beverages by claiming or inferring that the product promoted appetite suppression and/or weight loss. Fuze denies that it did anything wrong. The Court has not decided which side was right, but both sides agreed to the settlement to resolve the case.

If you purchased any Fuze Slenderize beverage for personal consumption, and not for resale, in the United States between July 16, 2004 and April 6, 2009, or in New Jersey between July 16, 2002 and July 15, 2004, you may be a class member, and have the following options:

1. Submit a claim form requesting payment.
2. Exclude yourself from the settlement
3. Object to the settlement.
4. Do nothing, receive no payments and give up rights.

For more information: http://fuzesettlement.com/index.htm

Fuze settlement

Wed 07 Jan 2009

Information about the resolution of settlements directly involving the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency of the United States, class action plaintiffs in the Faloney/Harrison actions, and Wachovia Bank, N.A. The lawsuit is about Wachovia Bank's account relationships with payment processors that transacted business with telemarketers, who allegedly engaged in fraudulent telemarketing practices.

The settlement is intended to reimburse class members for losses that occurred as a result of the telemarketing activity. The reimbursement has two components: (1) refunding the money that was debited from class members' accounts through a transaction initiated by one of the payment processors, and (2) refunding bank fees that resulted from these transactions. No claims procedure is necessary for the refund of money directly debited, however refund of bank fees is subject to a claims process discussed on this website.

The Notice you received is to inform you about a proposed settlement and about your options. The notice explains the lawsuit, the settlement, what benefits may be available, who is eligible for them, and how to get them. To download a Notice and Claim Form, go to http://restitutionpayment.com/index.htm.

You may obtain further information about this Settlement by clicking on the appropriate link(s) at the website http://restitutionpayment.com/index.htm.