If you’ve ever wound up with an unwanted in-game purchase in Fortnite, whether through your own fault or a child’s aimless button-pushing, you might be able to get some of that money back.
The Federal Trade Commission has reopened a previously closed application process for those who want to claim a refund from a $245 million settlement Fortnite developer Epic Games made with the federal agency in 2022. Applications for these refunds originally closed back in February, but the FTC has reopened them with a new July 9 deadline for anyone who’d like to throw their hat in the ring as someone who was charged for Fortnite purchases they didn’t want. You can apply on the FTC’s website.
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Of course, there are some specific criteria that need to be met for your application to successfully go through. Per the FTC, they include:
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Being charged in-game currency for items you didn’t want between Jan. 2017 and Sept. 2022
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A child charged your credit card without your knowledge between Jan. 2017 and Nov. 2018
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Your account got locked between Jan. 2017 and Sept. 2022 after you complained about credit card charges
You also, naturally, have to be at least 18 years old to submit a claim. Good luck, gamers.
