California Subclass Award Sample Clauses

California Subclass Award. Every California Subclass Member is eligible to receive a CCPA payment in the amount of $175.00, regardless of whether he or she experienced any fraudulent or unauthorized activity or losses, or any identity theft as a result of the Security Incident. This amount is in addition to all other awards for which California Subclass Members may be eligible. California Subclass Members must attest on their Approved Claim forms that they were a California resident on June 11, 2021. While the awards will initially be set at $175.00 for California Subclass Members, the actual amount to be paid for California Subclass Awards will be calculated further as described in ¶ 7.3 below, including with respect to proration based on the number of valid claims submitted.
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