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PayPal Class Action Settlement Claims Procedures

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PayPal has been emailing members regarding procedures they should follow for submitting claims related to the recent settlement by PayPal of a class action lawsuit.

Claims can be submitted online using either a short form or long form claim. The short form claim provides for a $50 payment to claimants who lost money using PayPal as a result of a list of reasons -- with the amount to be adjusted based upon the number of claims submitted. The settlement applies to PayPal members who opened their PayPal accounts between October 1999 and January 2004.

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