My neighbor and I both received letters from U.S. District Court Settlement Administrator, Philadelphia. It states that we are eligible to receive a refund on credit card foreign transactions made between 1996 and 2006. Indeed we both traveled out of country during that time. Another neighbor who did not get the letter, did not travel out of country, which makes me think the letter might be legit. There are three options for refund. 1.) a flat $25 refund, 2.) a total estimated refund, and 3.) an annual estimated refund.
Three forms are included, one for each kind of refund. No personal information is requested at this time but sooner or later I suspect Credit card #'s will be requested, which I'm not about to give.. Yet this could be legitimate... What worries me is "The Settlement Administrator will estimate a fee refund [for Option 2] using your responses to a few simple questions and available information that can be accessed by computer." It sounds bogus... It it?
2007-12-11
09:12:45
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