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Originally Posted by ProfCrash
I went to the website in Amazon's email. www.EBookAGSettlements.com
I went to file a claim and found the following information: https://ebooksagsettlements.com/FileaClaim.aspx
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If you bought E-book(s) through Amazon, you are not required to file a Claim Form to participate in the Settlements. You will receive a credit in your retailer account or you can request a check.
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If you bought E-book(s) through Apple, Barnes & Noble or Kobo, you are not required to file a Claim Form to participate in this Settlement. You will receive an email or postcard notice with information about how to activate your credit or you can request a check.
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If you bought E-books from Google or Sony, you are required to complete an online Claim Form. You will need to provide your Settlement ID number that was sent to you in an email or postcard when submitting your Claim. You are not required to complete Section III of the Claim Form.
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If you bought E-book(s) from any other retailer not named above you are required to file a Claim Form in order to receive a settlement payment. Claim Forms must be filed online or mailed postmarked by December 12, 2012
Down below is the information that you have to provide in order to get a cash award. It looks like Google and Sony users are screwed and will have to hand file for every title. |
It says for Google and Sony that you do not have to fill in Section III with specifics of each purchase if you have a settlement ID number. Don't know about Google purchases but I received an email from Sony this morning with my unique settlement ID number that goes in Section II and must be related to your purchase history. I think if you bought from other bookstores (like BooksOnBoard for example) then you will need to fill out the long form.