Fortnite has sent $126 million back to players over the past few days, and here is everything you need to know about it.

The FTC had alleged that the gaming giant used deceptive online design tactics to trick Fortnite players, including children, into making unintended purchases “based on the press of a single button.” ...

If you or your child were tricked into making a purchase in the video game Fortnite, you can still file a claim. Here's how.

The Federal Trade Commission is sending out more than $126 million to players of a super-popular video game who were charged ...

Fortnite sends $126 million more in refunds to nearly 1 million players for unwanted charges. Claims process open until July 2025.

Fortnite Refunds from FTC Now Total $200M: How to Know If You’re Eligible. ... If a user's claim is approved, the payment amount will depend on "several factors, ...

Fortnite players and parents have until Friday, Jan. 10 to file a refund with the FTC as part of a $245 million settlement. Here's how. News Sports Play Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals ...

If you were a Fortnite gamer – or the parent of a Fortnite gamer – who was charged for an unwanted purchase, you may be eligible for a refund. The Federal Trade Commission said Epic Games, the ...

Nearly 1 million U.S. players have already received payments in the $126 million settlement, but you can still file a claim.

Fortnite players and parents have until Friday, Jan. 10 to file a refund with the FTC as part of a $245 million settlement. Here's how.

To receive a Fortnite refund, you will first have to apply for it. If you are eligible, the FTC will contact you with further instructions sometime in 2024. About the Author ...