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Filing a Fortnite refund claim with the Federal Trade Commission is a straightforward process. All you need to do is complete the official online form provided by the FTC. To get started, you’ll either need a claim number you’ve previously obtained or your Epic Account ID. It’s important to note that the form can only be filled out by those who are 18 years old or older. If you’re under 18, you’ll need a parent or legal guardian to handle this for you. Make sure you don’t miss the deadline—the FTC has set it for January 10, 2025.
As for when you’ll actually receive your refund, the FTC has addressed this in their FAQ section. They anticipate sending out additional payments in 2025, but only after thoroughly reviewing and validating all the claims filed. If you choose to get paid through PayPal, be aware that you have 30 days to accept the payment. On the other hand, if you opt for a physical check, you’ll need to cash it within 90 days.
Now, let’s talk about eligibility. Back in 2022, the FTC accused Fortnite of breaching the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, and they claimed the game used deceptive design tactics – often called dark patterns – that led millions of players to make unintended purchases. The refunds being issued are specifically for those who ended up making these inadvertent in-game purchases.
The FTC site provides users with a handy list of three bullet points to help you figure out if you’re eligible for a refund. Here’s the complete list of criteria that you’ll need to meet to apply for your refund:
