u/tinkabell341

Here's the Class Action Settlements Closing in July.

deadlines Passed:

LastPass ($8.2m breach, $25 flat, no docs) is gone if you didn't file.

the sony playstation store one ($7.85m antitrust) was automatic anyway, so if your psn account is active the store credit lands on its own.

Everything below is still open. deadline in july

july 6. colgate / tom's of maine toothpaste ($2.9m). bought any tom's of maine toothpaste since nov 2020? you can claim the price of one tube, roughly $6, on attestation alone. no receipt needed.

july 6. molina healthcare robocalls ($1.93m). got a wrong-number robocall from them between may 2021 and april 2026? $319 to $638, no proof.

july 6. pawn america data breach ($3.185m). $30 flat with no docs, up to $5,000 if you have proof of loss.

july 9. calibrated healthcare breach ($1.75m). patients from the feb 2024 breach are auto-enrolled for 2 years of monitoring plus a $21-$29 payment. file by the 9th if you want to claim up to $5,175 more for documented losses.

july 21. cosequin dog supplements (ca residents only). bought it between may 2016 and may 2022? $25 per product up to $150, no receipt.

july 27. amazon prime ($2.5b ftc). this is the big one. up to $51 if you got pushed into prime between june 2019 and june 2025 and barely used it. People need the claim id or notice amazon mailed or emailed you. it's not just "confirm you were a member,"

We are hiring US UGC creators for a desktop app that gives you real-time AI help during calls, meetings, and interviews. It sees your screen, hears the conversation, and feeds you answers live without the other side knowing.

What you get: -Up to $1750 per approved video -Free pro access for your content -Long-term retainer for creators whose videos perform

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Interested? Comment below and I will send the brief.

Context :I built a CLI tool that catches breaking API changes before they hit prod, mainly for small dev teams who don't have a dedicated QA or platform engineer watching for that stuff. Sitting around 650 DAU and a bit over $7k MRR right now, and along the way I've gotten pretty close with a my users, they're in my Discord, they DM me feature requests, and some of them use the product every single day!

Last week I shipped an update and I wanted to try something new, so I set up a payout pool for my community where they could test the app and find the bugs, and depending on the criticality of the bug they would get paid a certain amount. I was a bit scared since I was giving more access to the community to my product but It turned out to work really well. In one weekend we found and fixed more bugs that I did last time by myself and with a contractor

Thought this was a cool solution to QA more effectively!

Started looking into this maybe a week ago and I'm a little lost. I don't have any followers on my socials, never made content before, and I work full time so I can only really do this at night and weekends. Everywhere I look it feels like you need to already be an influencer or have a whole studio setup. How do I start as someone with zero experience and zero audience? Any help appreciated, I don't even know what step one is 😅