you have until that time to submit your case online or via mail. To qualify for settlement one, you must have been an AT&T customer, either past or present, whose Social Security numbers were compromised in the initial incident — with verified losses up to $5,000 — that’s the first tier. The second tier includes an AT&T customer, current or past, who had their “Data Elements” compromised in the data breach, but not their Social Security number. All AT&T participants eligible for settlement two are entitled to verified loss cash payments up to $2,500, with an optional tier three cash payment as a pro rata share of the funds remaining after the payments for settlement administration costs, attorneys’ fees, expenses, and service awards. Participants can secure up to $7,500 in total, though it varies based on the number of claims submitted.
