Today I was reading about a class action lawsuit where various companies such as Sony and Samsung have agreed to settle a claim that they all conspired with each other to manipulate the prices of optical drives in various devices versus actually competing with one another. The total settlement is almost $30 million where anyone can apply and get at least $20 with no proof of purchase.
If you do have receipts for purchases dating from 2004 to 2010 then you can apparently get more. Now people who run a business often keep receipts so that they can claim purchases as an expense as an example. But it makes you wonder how many average people would actually keep old receipts from that long ago? At the same time, would potential class action lawsuits be an incentive for people to start keeping receipts?
By the sounds of it here the amount you receive with a receipt is dependent on factors such as how many people make a claim. So you could potentially get a lot in that sense for just keeping a piece of paper. If you bought a lot of things online and they kept records that could be a straight forward way to make a claim as well.
For those who are interested, you can visit t eth site to make a claim by November 14, 2022 at https://oddclassaction.com/