False Advertising class action settlements

False advertising settlements pay consumers who bought products marketed with inflated reference prices, fake discounts, misleading subject lines, or unsupported label claims. Payouts are usually modest per unit but need little or no proof, especially if the retailer’s own order records identify you.

6 open false advertising settlements, sorted by deadline. Last verified August 3, 2026.

DeadlineSettlementCategoryProofCountryEstimated payout
Aug 7, 2026 Closing this weekNutricost Magnesium Supplement SettlementFalse AdvertisingPartialUS$1,835,000 fund. Up to $19.95 per bottle; buyers without proof or a claim ID can recover for one unit, while documentation or a notice ID unlocks payment on additional units, subject to pro rata adjustment
Aug 18, 2026 Closing this monthMattress Reference Pricing Settlement (Nectar, DreamCloud, Siena, Awara, CloverLane)False AdvertisingNo proofUS$665,000 fund. $30 voucher usable on a single purchase at any Resident Home brand site
Aug 24, 2026 Closing this monthCostco Washington Marketing Email SettlementFalse AdvertisingNo proofUS$14,000,000 fund. Pro rata share of the fund, split equally among valid claims; reports estimate up to about $500 per person depending on claim volume
Aug 25, 2026 Closing this monthSpotHero Drip Pricing Settlement (California)False AdvertisingNo proofUS$975,000 fund. Cash and/or credits sized to each member's average service fees paid; exact amounts vary
Aug 30, 2026 Closing this monthYouTube TV California Subscription SettlementFalse AdvertisingNo proofUS$7,500,000 fund. Roughly $92 per class member as a pro rata share, depending on the number of valid claims
Sep 25, 2026Night US / Brooklyn Bedding California Mattress SettlementFalse AdvertisingNo proofUS$8,163,000 (approximate direct relief) fund. $110 per qualifying mattress, paid as cash to those who file a claim form or as a three-year store-credit voucher automatically to those who do not

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