Roberts v. AT&T

If you have or had an AT&T unlimited data plan YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO A CASH PAYMENT by check or bill credit from a class action settlement.

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You are not being sued. Please do not contact the Court.
Your legal rights are affected whether you act or don’t act.
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• California AT&T customers claimed in a class action lawsuit that AT&T advertised wireless data plans as “unlimited” but then slowed data speeds after customers exceeded certain data usage levels. AT&T denies that it did anything wrong. The customers and AT&T have reached a proposed settlement to resolve the lawsuit on a class action basis, as described below.
• If you received a notice about this settlement by email, mail, or text message, you are part of the settlement according to AT&T’s records, and you are eligible for a cash payment from the settlement.
• IMPORTANT: You may need to file a claim by AUGUST 13, 2021, to get a payment from the settlement or to get the full payment you are eligible for. Click here to file a claim. (Read below or see FAQs 6-7 for more details)
  • If your Personal ID # begins with “B” you must file a claim by AUGUST 13, 2021 to get a payment. Click here to file a claim.
  • If your Personal ID # begins with “C” you must file a claim by AUGUST 13, 2021 to get the full payment you are eligible for. If you don’t file a claim you will get a smaller payment. Click here to file a claim.
  • If your Personal ID # begins with “A” you do not need to file a claim to get the full payment you are eligible for.
• Your Personal ID # is located on the notice you received about the settlement by email or postcard. If you did not receive an email or postcard notice or you no longer have the notice, or you are unsure whether you need to file a claim, you can file a claim without entering a Personal ID # and the Settlement Administrator will verify your claim, or you can email the Settlement Administrator at: Info@ATTUnlimitedDataSettlement.com to get your Personal ID. See FAQs 6-7.
• Questions? Read the Frequently Asked Questions, or call (833) 789-0702, for more information.

Your Legal Rights and Options in this Lawsuit Your legal rights are affected, and you have a choice to make. Your options are explained below. Find your Personal ID # on the notice you received to determine whether you need to file a claim to get a payment. (See FAQs 6-7). See sample illustration of Personal ID and PIN# location from Postcard or Email Notification. If you did not receive an email or postcard notice or you no longer have the notice, or if you are unsure whether you need to file a claim, you can file a claim without entering a Personal ID # and the Settlement Administrator will verify your claim, or you can email the Settlement Administrator at: Info@ATTUnlimitedDataSettlement.com to get your Personal ID.
Options	If your Personal ID # begins with “B”	If your Personal ID # begins with “C”	If your Personal ID # begins with “A”
File a claim	File a claim by AUGUST 13, 2021 to receive a payment. See FAQs 6-7.	File a claim by AUGUST 13, 2021 to receive the full payment you are eligible for. Do nothing and receive smaller payment. See FAQs 6-7.	Not applicable. If your Personal ID # begins with “A” you do not need to file a claim to receive a payment.
Do Nothing	Receive no payment and give up the right to sue AT&T for the issues in this lawsuit.	Receive a smaller payment than you are eligible for and give up the right to sue AT&T for the issues in this lawsuit.	Receive a payment and give up the right to sue AT&T for the issues in this lawsuit.
Opt out, receive no payment, and retain right to sue	To opt-out, you must mail or email a request for exclusion by JULY 14, 2021. See FAQ 12 for details.
Object or comment on the settlement	Object or comment on the settlement by JULY 14, 2021. See FAQ 13 for details. If you object or comment, you can still file a claim and receive a payment.