If you’ve ever purchased unwanted games in the game Fortnitewhether it’s through your own fault or your kid’s aimless button, you can get some money back.
The Federal Trade Commission has reopened the previously closed application process for those looking for a refund from the $245 million settlement Fortnite Developer Epic Games was produced in 2022 with federal agencies. Applications for these refunds were initially closed in February, but the FTC has reopened through a new July 9 deadline to accommodate anyone who wants to wear a hat on the ring as the accused. Fortnite They don’t want to buy it. You can apply on the FTC website.
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Of course, your application needs to be met to successfully complete some specific criteria. According to the FTC, they include:
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Collect game currency in items that are not needed between January 2017 and September 2022.
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A child charges your credit card without knowingly between January 2017 and November 2018
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After complaining about credit card fees, your account will be locked between January 2017 and September 2022
You must also naturally be at least 18 years of age to file a claim. Good luck, players.
