Paysafe data breach: $2 million settlement gives victims up to $25,000; act quickly to get your money back.

According to The Sun, a $2 million deal related to a data breach at payment solution company Paysafe, there is now a big chance of earning money.

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The case says that Paysafe did not stop a data breach that put at risk private data from 2018 to 2020, such as Social Security numbers and bank account information. Paysafe says it did nothing wrong, but it has agreed to pay out $2 million to settle claims.

If someone is eligible, they can get up to $25,000 in straight payments. The out-of-pocket costs connected to the data breach will be covered, such as fraud damages, identity theft costs, bank fees, and up to 10 hours of lost work will be reimbursed at $25 per hour.

All claims must be turned in by November 27, 2023, so you need to move quickly. The case offers more than just expense refunds as payment; after all cost claims are met, there will still be money left over.

This gives people who were harmed by the data breach a chance to get back the money they lost because of it. The deal is meant to help people who lost money because the security of their private information was broken. People are being urged to file their claims as soon as possible so that they can get their share of the settlement funds.

For those who were impacted, this deal is a way to privately get back at Paysafe for allegedly not taking data security seriously enough. The possible settlement covers a wide range of financial problems, giving those affected a big chance to get their money back.