Claim money from a new $245 million class action settlement for Epic Games Fortnite. This lawsuit claims that Epic Games charged gamers for unwanted items, allowed children to make credit card purchases, and locked the accounts of consumers who disputed these charges. Read below to learn how you can get your money back before the deadline. Scroll down to see all the details.
- If you were charged in-game currency for items you didn’t want between January 2017 and September 2022, individuals whose children made charges to their credit card through Epic Games without their knowledge between January 2017 and November 2018 and those whose accounts were locked between January 2017 and September 2022 after they complained to their credit card company about wrongful charges.
- Those who qualify, can file a claim to receive cash refunds for Fortnite purchases. Refund estimates are not available at this time, but payment amounts will vary based on the number of claims filed & the damages claimed. However, you will need to provide your Epic Games account information.
- Claims have been re-opened! Go here to submit your claims online by 7/9/25 date.
Remember to only submit honest claims.
