File a Claim in the SportsEdTV Privacy Settlement by February 2027: free sample: SportsEdTV agreed to compensate subscribers whose viewing information was shared without permission.

At a glance: No cost to make a claim. Claims go through the settlement's own website. For US Only. File by February 8, 2027.

SportsEdTV agreed to compensate subscribers whose viewing information was shared without permission. If you had an active subscription between May 2023 and May 2025, you're eligible to submit a claim for your portion of the $500,000 settlement fund.

What it is
File a Claim in the SportsEdTV Privacy Settlement by February 2027 is a class action settlement you file a claim for listed on TrySpree.
Who offers it
The offer is run by sportsedtvsettlement.com; TrySpree links to it and does not ship anything itself.
How to claim
Click "File a Claim" to open the settlement's claim form and fill it out.
Status
Posted November 12, 2026; not re-checked since; ends February 8, 2027. No members have reported it closed.
Where
Available in US Only.
File a Claim

Opens the official settlement site. Filing is free. You sign the claim form yourself, under penalty of perjury, so only file if you qualify.

The brand ships your sample, usually in 2-8 weeks. TrySpree never charges you.

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What the form asks for

You fill these in yourself on the brand's site.

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Offer information

SportsEdTV agreed to compensate subscribers whose viewing information was shared without permission. If you had an active subscription between May 2023 and May 2025, you're eligible to submit a claim for your portion of the $500,000 settlement fund.

To file your claim, visit sportsedtvsettlement.com and complete the claim form. California residents may qualify for additional compensation. You do not need to provide proof of purchase, just information about your subscription period.

All claims must be submitted by February 8, 2027. Filing is free and handled entirely through the settlement website.

More loot. Still free. Still legal.