The FTC is sending more than $23.8 million in 640,038 payments to Grubhub drivers and diners. Checks should be cashed within 90 days and PayPal payments accepted within 30 days. This is a direct FTC refund distribution, not an open class-action claim period. The FTC says it never requires payment or account information. The case alleged deceptive driver-earnings claims, blocked diner accounts and funds, misleading delivery costs, and unauthorized restaurant listings. Questions: Analytics Consulting LLC, 1-888-446-4992.
Grubhub FTC Refunds: $23.8 Million Going to Drivers and Diners
The FTC has begun sending checks and PayPal payments to eligible Grubhub drivers and diners. Recipients do not need to pay or provide account information.
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