Urgent: Final Day to Claim Panera Bread Settlement Payouts or Free Food
Customers who have been affected by the recent Panera Bread data breach have just one day left to claim their settlement payouts or free food rewards. On January 19, 2023, a federal court approved a class action settlement that resolves claims arising from the data breach that occurred between May 2, 2018, and April 26, 2019. The breach potentially affected customers who made purchases at Panera Bread stores during that period.
Settlement Options:
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Cash Payment:
Eligible customers can claim a cash payment of $10 or the amount of unauthorized charges made to their account between May 2, 2018, and April 26, 2019 (whichever is higher). *
Free Food Reward:
Customers who do not wish to receive a cash payment can opt for a free food reward valued at $10.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for the settlement, customers must: * Have made a purchase at a Panera Bread store between May 2, 2018, and April 26, 2019. * Have received an email or mail notice about the settlement. * Submit a claim by January 20, 2023.
How to Claim:
Customers can file a claim online by visiting the settlement website: [Settlement Website Link] To submit a claim by mail, download and complete the claim form at: [Claim Form Link] and mail it to: Panera Data Breach Settlement c/o Rust Consulting, Inc. P.O. Box 2807 Lehi, UT 84043
Important Deadline:
The deadline to submit a claim is Friday, January 20, 2023. After this date, no further claims will be accepted.
Call for Action:
Affected customers are urged to take immediate action and submit their claim by the deadline. By claiming their settlement payout or free food reward, they can protect their rights and obtain compensation for the inconvenience caused by the data breach.This HTML code includes content about a legal settlement between Panera Bread and its customers, as well as a separate lawsuit alleging health issues related to the chain’s Charged Lemonades. It features text, images, and embedded content:This HTML code includes content about a legal settlement between Panera Bread and its customers, as well as a separate lawsuit alleging health issues related to the chain’s Charged Lemonades. It features text, images, and embedded content:
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Urgent Update in Panera Bread Settlement Case: One Day Left to Claim Cash or Free Food
Customers have one day remaining to submit claims for a settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Panera Bread. The settlement resolves allegations that Panera Bread misled customers about the caloric content of its food. Under the settlement, customers can choose between two options: *
Cash refund:
Customers who have proof of purchase can get a refund for the overcharged calories. *
Free food:
Customers who don’t have proof of purchase can choose two free menu items from a selection of Panera Bread’s offerings. The deadline to submit claims is
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. Customers can submit claims online at [Website Address]. Customers who have already filed a claim do not need to take any further action. Eligible customers will be notified by mail and receive their refunds or free food vouchers. The settlement is estimated to benefit over 20 million Panera Bread customers nationwide. Customers are urged to submit their claims before the deadline to take advantage of the settlement benefits. For more information and to submit a claim, visit the settlement website at [Website Address].
