Equifax - Duplicate Collection Accounts Class Action Settlement
The Equifax - Duplicate Collection Accounts Class Action Settlement is open for claims until September 1, 2026. ClassAction.org lists Equifax - Duplicate Collection Accounts as an open settlement for review. You may be able to claim a piece of this settlement if you had a duplicate collection account reflected in your Equifax file at the same time there was an inquiry on your file in August or September 2022. Eligibility, proof requirements, payment amounts, and filing acceptance must be confirmed on the official settlement website before publication.
| Estimated payout | Varies by approved claim |
|---|---|
| Filing deadline | September 1, 2026 |
| Proof required | No proof listed |
| Who it covers | Nationwide |
| Category | Retail |
| Listed by | ClassAction.org open settlements |
Who may qualify
- Source row: Equifax - Duplicate Collection Accounts.
- Source summary: You may be able to claim a piece of this settlement if you had a duplicate collection account reflected in your Equifax file at the same time there was an inquiry on your file in August or September 2022.
- Listed deadline: 2026-09-01.
- Listed payout: Varies by approved claim.
- Listed proof requirement from source: No.
- You may qualify only if you meet the official class definition and submit through the official filing method.
How to file this claim
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