Sherwin-Williams California Surcharge Settlement: A Scam? See If You Qualify
Did you receive Sherwin-Williams California Surcharge Settlement email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.
Sherwin-Williams is paying out $470,000 to settle a case about tacking on an illegal surcharge at their California stores because of supply chain hiccups. The interesting part? You don’t need a receipt to file a claim if you’re part of the class.
Who Is Eligible For The Sherwin-Williams California Surcharge Settlement
This sweet deal is for folks who got hit with a 4% supply-chain surcharge when they shopped at Sherwin-Williams in California or even bought stuff online while in California from September 20, 2021, to January 31, 2023.
The class-action peeps said Sherwin-Williams sneakily added this surcharge without a heads-up on price tags or ads, which apparently didn’t fly with California’s strict truth-in-advertising rules.
How Much Is The Settlement
Sherwin-Williams is settling this with a cool $470,000 for the surcharge class action.
Now, if you’ve got your receipts, you might snag a full refund, up to 100% of what you forked over in supply chain surcharges. But here’s the catch: if too many folks line up, the payments could get a trim.
No receipts? No problem. You can still pocket up to 10 bucks. So, it’s a win-win for class members.
How To File A Claim
If you are eligible, fill out a form before the deadline Oct. 24, 2023.
Click here to fill out a form.
Conclusion
Meeks v. The Sherwin-Williams Co., Case No. 23CV-02082 is not a scam. Just like Spartan mosquito false advertising settlement, Biogen Inc. is paying out a hefty $9.75 million in a class action settlement. Why? Well, they got themselves into hot water for how they handled their employee 401(k) program. Accusations were flying that they broke some federal laws, and now they’re paying the price.
