Emailing or Mailing Postcard Notices to Class Members. The Settlement 13 Administrator will make reasonable efforts to update and verify Class Member contact data before any 14 emailing or mailing, including use of the national change-of-address website to update mailing addresses. 15 Within 14 calendar days of receipt of the class list from Defendant, the Settlement Administrator shall 16 send the mutually and court-approved Postcard Notices (substantially in the form of Exhibits B and C 17 hereto) via email (if available) and First Class U.S. mail if email is not available, using the last-known 18 email or mailing address for each Class Member (the “Initial Notice”). For any Class Member whose 19 Initial Notice email is returned as undeliverable or is still unopened after seven days, a follow-up notice 20 will be sent by First Class U.S. mail, using the last known mailing address for each such Class Member. 21 In addition to the Initial Notice, a second “Reminder Notice” will be issued, using email (if available) 22 and First Class U.S. Mail if email is not available, 30 calendar days before Claim Forms are due. Up to 23 two additional “Reminder Notices” may be sent at the discretion of Class Counsel with Guidance from 24 the Settlement Administrator. 25 Any physical mailing returned as undeliverable shall be sent within five calendar days via First 26 Class U.S. Mail to any available forwarding address, using publicly available databases as practical to 27 update mailing addresses. If no forwarding address is available, then the Settlement Administrator shall 28 attempt to determine the correct address by using a computer-based skip-trace search, and shall then 1 perform, if feasible, a re-mailing via First Class U.S. Mail within five calendar days. If no current address 2 is available for a Class Member, then the Postcard Notice for that Class Member will be deemed 3 undeliverable. Only one re-mailing is required. If a Class Member cannot be located within two attempts 4 at mailing, then the Postcard Notice for that Class Member will be deemed undeliverable. The Settlement 5 Administrator will also use email addresses of Class members to the extent they are available.
Emailing or Mailing Postcard Notices to Class Members. The Settlement 8 Administrator will make reasonable efforts to update and verify Class Member contact data before any 9 emailing or mailing, including use of the national change-of-address website to update mailing addresses.
Emailing or Mailing Postcard Notices to Class Members. The Settlement 16 Administrator will make reasonable efforts to update and verify Class Member contact data before any 17 emailing or mailing, including use of the national change-of-address website to update mailing 18 addresses. Within 14 calendar days of receipt of the class list from Defendant, the Settlement 19 Administrator shall send the mutually and court-approved Postcard Notices (substantially in the form of 20 Exhibit B) via email (if available) and First Class U.S. mail if email is not available, using the last- 21 known email or mailing address for each Class Member (the “Initial Notice”). For any Class Member 22 whose Initial Notice email is returned as undeliverable or is still unopened after seven days, a follow-up 23 notice will be sent by First Class U.S. mail, using the last known mailing address for each such Class 24 Member. In addition to the Initial Notice, a second “Reminder Notice” will be issued, using email (if 25 available) and First Class U.S. Mail if email is not available, 30 calendar days before Claim Forms are 26 due. Up to two additional “Reminder Notices” may be sent at the discretion of Class Counsel with
