Published
February 21, 2026
Updated
August 4, 2026
The FACTA voucher and Missouri tax settlement filing periods are closed. A 2025 data-breach case was voluntarily dismissed without a settlement, while a separate 2026 TCPA lawsuit remains pending.
What Is the Current Overall Status?
There is no single open nationwide Victoria's Secret claim form. The older FACTA voucher program and Missouri tax settlement are closed to new filings. Separate lawsuits concerning a 2025 data incident and 2026 text messages have different statuses and did not create settlement payouts.
FACTA Voucher Claims
Closed
Claim deadline was July 16, 2024
Missouri Tax Settlement
Closed to new filings
Existing class payments followed administrator procedures
2026 TCPA Lawsuit
Pending
No settlement or claim form
FACTA Receipt Voucher Settlement
The settlement involving certain printed receipts at Victoria's Secret, PINK, and Bath & Body Works offered vouchers to eligible class members. The claim deadline was July 16, 2024. The official notice states that vouchers were valid for six months from issuance, so recipients should rely on the exact expiration information in their voucher communication. New claims are not accepted.Missouri Online-Sales Tax Settlement
The $3.14 million Lizama settlement concerned alleged overcollection of tax on certain online purchases shipped to Missouri between May 2016 and May 2023. Eligible people received administrator-directed payment options or automatic-payment procedures described in the notice. It is not an open claim opportunity; the official settlement website controls any existing-payment issue.What Happened to the 2025 Data-Breach Lawsuit?
Wardle-Burke v. Victoria's Secret & Co. was voluntarily dismissed on August 12, 2025, and the federal docket marks the case terminated. The earlier version of this article incorrectly described it as still pending. No settlement or claim form resulted from that case.What Is the 2026 TCPA Case?
A proposed class action filed in May 2026 alleges that Victoria's Secret Pink sent marketing texts during hours restricted by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. As of the latest publicly indexed docket activity, Minter v. Victoria's Secret Direct Brand Management remained pending, with no certified class, settlement, or claim form.Allegations and denials
The tax, privacy, and text-message descriptions summarize allegations made in separate cases. Victoria's Secret and related defendants denied or may contest liability. A filed complaint does not establish that a defendant violated the law.
How Can Shoppers Avoid Fake Claims?
Match any notice to a specific case name and official administrator domain. Do not pay a filing fee. A message referring generally to a "Victoria's Secret settlement" without identifying the case, court, and deadline is not enough to establish that a payment is real.Sources
• Archived court-authorized FACTA settlement notice• Official Missouri tax settlement website
• Wardle-Burke federal docket and dismissal
• Minter TCPA lawsuit docket
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FACTA Settlement
Claims closed
Missouri Tax Settlement
Closed to new filings
Data-Breach Case
Dismissed August 12, 2025
TCPA Text Case
Pending; no settlement
Missouri Website
Official tax settlement site
