Published
December 22, 2025
Updated
July 29, 2026
The Legion Media FTC refund program returned more than $27.6 million to consumers affected by alleged unauthorized billing; the FTC sent the automatic payments in December 2025.
Current Status
The FTC sent 1,215,337 checks and PayPal payments totaling more than $27.6 million in December 2025. No claim form was required. The FTC instructed recipients to cash checks within 90 days or accept PayPal payments within 30 days, so those acceptance windows have passed.StatusPayments Issued
Claim DeadlineNo claim form was required
BenefitAutomatic check or PayPal payment
Proof RequiredAutomatic Payment
What Was the FTC Case About?
The FTC alleged that Legion Media and related companies advertised “free” or low-cost personal-care products, then charged some consumers more than advertised, billed for products they did not order, or enrolled them in recurring plans without consent. The defendants resolved the FTC’s claims through stipulated orders.Who Received Refunds?
The FTC identified eligible consumers from records obtained in the enforcement action. Payments were sent automatically; consumers did not apply through a settlement claim portal.What Should Recipients Know?
The payment notice set short acceptance periods for checks and PayPal transfers. Anyone looking for the latest program information should use the FTC’s official refund page rather than sending personal information to an unofficial claims service.Official Information
Review current notices and documents on the FTC Legion Media Refunds website.
Settlement Amount
More than $27,600,000 distributed
Case Title
Federal Trade Commission v. Legion Media LLC, et al.
Case Number
8:24-cv-01459
Court
U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida
Current Milestone
FTC payments sent in December 2025
Official Website
FTC Legion Media Refunds
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