How to Get Your Share of the $126 Million Fortnite Refund This Week
Why the Refund Is Happening
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reached a $245 million settlement with Epic Games. They claimed Fortinet used “dark patterns” to trick players, including kids, into unwanted purchases. As a result, nearly $126 million is being refunded this week.
🪙 Who Can Claim
You qualify if, between Jan 2017 and Sept 2022:
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You were charged for items you didn’t mean to buy.
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Your child made unauthorized purchases (Jan 2017–Nov 2018).
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Your account was locked after disputing charges.
Eligible U.S. residents—even those who filed after Feb 14—can now still apply.
How Much Will You Get?
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In the first round, the average refund was ~$114.
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This second round averages ~$130 per player.
How to Apply
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Go to the FTC refund site (search “FTC Fortinet refund”).
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Enter your Epic Account ID or claim number.
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Choose refund method: PayPal (accept in 30 days) or check (cash within 90 days).
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Submit by July 9, 2025.
Note: If you already filed after Feb 14, you’ll receive it soon—no need to reapply.
What to Expect & Deadlines
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Payment date | June 25–26 for ~969k players |
| Extra claims | Accepted until July 9, 2025 |
| Late payouts | Claims filed after Feb 14 may pay out in 2026 |
| Need help? | Email admin@fortniterefund.com or call 1‑833‑915‑0880 |
Tips to Get Paid Quickly
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Double-check your Epic ID for errors.
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Choose PayPal if you want faster access—accept within 30 days.
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Don't wait! Checks must be cashed within 90 days; PayPal expires in 30 days.
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