Yes, several times. Sometimes you’re auto enrolled and would need to opt out to not get paid.

Yep, few times. Got a payout everytime, the most was $122. most were less then $30.

Every chance I get! Got $400 once. That was amazing.

Every single time. I've gotten over $100 every time but one, and the one time it was less than $100, it was $0.02. Which was funny because it was a paper check. I just framed it and it hangs on my wall.

Wife and I both got a couple of dollars from the equifax settlement where millions of people had their private info leaked. I feel like it was 20 something?

There have been others for tiny amounts. Being an AT&T user when they got sued for throttling “unlimited” data a few years back (they still but now they disclose it so it’s fine). Lots of times the biggest ones that affect a ton of people can be a big dollar amount but so many users it ends up being tiny checks for each person who claims. I have seen some where the postage is more than the check is for. Gotta love lawyers…

I got around $80 recently for something. I used to not file because I always hear that you get like four dollars. But someone convinced me to always file because the company gets to keep what isn't claimed.

I got about $150 from DeVry university being sued for false advertising.

That really helped make a dent in the thirty-fucking-thousand they stole from me, with no degree to show for.

Nah. I don't trust that it is not a scam.

I've had a couple times I thought about it when I was genuinely annoyed at whatever behavior, and a couple times I thought about doing the opposite and going through whatever the process is to say "this lawsuit is horseshit".

Ultimately I haven't done either though.

Every now and then I browse https://topclassactions.com/category/lawsuit-settlements/open-lawsuit-settlements/ to see if there is anything I qualify for. Most are $5-$10 things. But they give you these virtual gift cards with the money on them, and you cannot combine them all into one card. So now I have a bunch of these cards with $2-7 on them, and I can’t use them because there’s not enough on any card to buy anything.

Yeah, whenever they come up.

Yeah, I have a check from Yahoo I keep meaning to deposit ($60ish.) Got $50something from Uber when it was over treating workers as employees. They settled and I'm now blacklisted from driving, but they won't explicitly explain why. The rest were a few dollars or some stupid service like credit monitoring (looking at you, Equifax.)

Yes, for >$200.00 each time. It's nice to live in a place with strong privacy laws.