Attention pet owners! Claim your share of this $825,000 settlement–No receipt required!
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As the clock ticks down, pet owners across the country have a unique opportunity to partake in a substantial $825,000 settlement pot. Earth Rated, Earth Rated, a dog supply company known for its compostable dog poop bags, was recently involved in a class suit.
If you're a pet parent who purchased these bags between October 28, 2015, and June 13, 2024, you could be entitled to a slice of this settlement pie. What happened and how can you stake your claim?
The settlement arises from allegations that Earth Rated falsely advertised its dog poop bags as compostable. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit claimed they were misled, as the bags did not break down in compost as marketed.
While Earth Rated maintains that its bags are indeed compostable and denies any wrongdoing, the company has chosen to settle the lawsuit to avoid the further expense and uncertainty of litigation.
If you're an eligible consumer, you could claim $2 per pack of Earth Rated Compostable Bags purchased, up to a maximum of three packs without proof of purchase.
That's a potential $6 back in your pocket. For those who have kept their receipts, invoices, or order documents, the sky's the limit—there's no cap on the number of packs you can claim for.
To claim your share of the settlement, you'll need to act swiftly and complete the claim form available on the settlement website specifically set up for the Earth Rated case.
You must have bought these specific poop bags: Earth Rated Compostable Bags. Furthermore, you should have purchased these between October 28, 2015 to June 13, 2024.
If you have proof of purchase, be sure to include receipts, order confirmations, or invoices to support your claim. Remember, the deadline to submit your claim is today–Monday, December 9.
If you're eligible, don't delay. Visit the settlement website, fill out your claim form, and ensure you're part of the settlement by today!
Remember, in the world of consumer rights, every action counts. Have you ever participated in a class action settlement before? Do you have tips for keeping track of purchases and receipts? Share your experiences and advice in the comments below!
If you're a pet parent who purchased these bags between October 28, 2015, and June 13, 2024, you could be entitled to a slice of this settlement pie. What happened and how can you stake your claim?
The settlement arises from allegations that Earth Rated falsely advertised its dog poop bags as compostable. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit claimed they were misled, as the bags did not break down in compost as marketed.
Pet owners are invited to claim a share of an $825,000 settlement relating to compostable dog poop bags from Earth Rated. Image source: Pexels / Michal Robak.
While Earth Rated maintains that its bags are indeed compostable and denies any wrongdoing, the company has chosen to settle the lawsuit to avoid the further expense and uncertainty of litigation.
If you're an eligible consumer, you could claim $2 per pack of Earth Rated Compostable Bags purchased, up to a maximum of three packs without proof of purchase.
That's a potential $6 back in your pocket. For those who have kept their receipts, invoices, or order documents, the sky's the limit—there's no cap on the number of packs you can claim for.
To claim your share of the settlement, you'll need to act swiftly and complete the claim form available on the settlement website specifically set up for the Earth Rated case.
You must have bought these specific poop bags: Earth Rated Compostable Bags. Furthermore, you should have purchased these between October 28, 2015 to June 13, 2024.
If you have proof of purchase, be sure to include receipts, order confirmations, or invoices to support your claim. Remember, the deadline to submit your claim is today–Monday, December 9.
If you're eligible, don't delay. Visit the settlement website, fill out your claim form, and ensure you're part of the settlement by today!
Remember, in the world of consumer rights, every action counts. Have you ever participated in a class action settlement before? Do you have tips for keeping track of purchases and receipts? Share your experiences and advice in the comments below!
