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I received an email titled as "Class Action Notice: In re Apple Inc. Device Performance Litigation" from Claims Administrator <DoNotReply@SmartphonP***Settlement.***> . This email ask me to file a claim for about 25$ settlement as an iphone 6/7 user on the website "smartphone***settlement.***". Is this a legit site or just a scam?
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iPhone 7, iOS 13
regardless of the reason we spend too much money on apple to receive that type of ghetto service. not only was the slowdown ghetto they also lied about it several times
I literally just unsubscribes because I really don’t care and I have an iPhone 11 Pro Max..., and I’m not pathetic enough to need $25 if any money
Unsubscribe
To unsubscribe go to the top and click on the Following box many, many, many times and see if it works.
I went to the bottom of the email itself and did it. Since I highly doubt they will get any location out of me (I mainly use LTE). I seriously hope they don’t email me again
Yes, that will do it but I believe you won't get any emails in the future for any thread you post to.
I was referring to this settlement with the battery. I went directly to the bottom of their scam email and unsubscribed.
Since I found it doesn’t always work using apples unsubscribe feature
No, it’s legitimate, and if you look at the first page of the thread this was posted on July 2, long before the Epic games issue arose.
Yes. It is a lawyer scam. Lawyer gets millions and iPhone users get $25. per phone!!!!
I unsubscribed from the email that kept sending the email. Would that help me stop getting their spam. (I didn’t give them info just unsubscribed through their email)
Well, you proved that you are a real person and still have that email. But they probably knew that already.
But what would me unsubscribing do? I didn’t give any information out to them?
Who are “they”?
Seriously.... I stated that..?
The emails are from Apple, they are the ones you say are scamming you?
Is "smartphone***settlement.***" legit for claiming 25$ settlement as an iphone 6/7 user?
