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Comcast Cable Communications settlement pays $50 per approved claim. Claims close September 14, 2026

$50 typical up to $10,000 with documented losses 4 days left United States

The administrator states $50 for an approved claim (up to $10,000 with documented losses), and the claim window closes on September 14, 2026. Whether you qualify is the administrator's determination, not ours.

Court-approved · No. 2:23-cv-05039-JMY · U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Official administrator · comcastbreachsettlement.com

What the case is about: Comcast (Xfinity) Data Breach Settlement, an open class action settlement in the United States.

Questions people ask about this settlement

How much can a claim be worth?
An approved claim is stated at $50. A higher amount (up to $10,000 with documented losses) is available, but it is a separate tier that most claimants do not reach, not the expected payout. What an individual receives depends on the administrator's assessment and how many valid claims are filed.
When is the deadline to claim?
Claims close September 14, 2026, 4 days from today. After that the administrator stops accepting them.
Who may be eligible for the Comcast Cable Communications settlement?
Xfinity customers sent a notice (around December 18, 2023) that their personal information may have been exposed in the breach tied to Comcast vendor FBCS. Cash payment plus reimbursement for documented out-of-pocket losses and lost time.
Where do I file?
On the official administrator's site: https://www.comcastbreachsettlement.com/. PayUpBro never collects your claim. You file directly with the administrator.

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